The smartphone world is increasingly turning towards fashion and personal statements both in the hardware and design of each handset, but also the accessories that are available. Some people want ...

Sometimes you may want to keep a digital record of your notes or sketches. If you haven't got access to a computer or you'd simply prefer to use a pen, however, digitizing your content can be ...

The Orée keyboard is real head turner. The wireless keyboard is crafted out of a single piece of wood, featuring a compact, stylish design that gives Apple's own Bluetooth keyboard a run for its money ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Wooden trackpad continues startup’s obsession with natural construction Wooden trackpad continues startup’s ...

Crave contributor Christopher MacManus regularly spends his time exploring the latest in science, gaming, and geek culture -- aiming to provide a fun and informative look at some of the most marvelous ...

While Livescribe may have the recognition, it's by no means the only smart pen on the market. Here at CES, we got a peek at the Oree Stylograph, a beautiful ballpoint smart pen that's made of pure ...

Today's consumer electronics products all look alike. They are impersonal, made from cheap and eco-unfriendly materials and are designed to be obsolete and tossed out in under two years. A French ...

Physical keyboards are underappreciated. Most of us use them for work every day, whether it’s with a PC, laptop or tablet. We pound at them to write documents, produce code or communicate with our ...

Orée, the French company that combines technology with luxury craftsmanship, has launched new additions to its range of computer accessories in the form of a wireless marble charging pebble and a ...

The Orée Board Essential is a bit different than the average keyboard. Most keyboards are just hunks of plastic that sit cold and lifeless on our desks. They don’t inspire, and they usually are not ...

Recently on Twitter, our deputy editor John “pipe and slippers” Brownlee posted a picture of his Mac keyboard, with wooden tiles stuck to the keycaps. It was utterly hideous, and yet completely in ...