Avaak's first iteration of the Vue Personal Video Network webcam really impressed us from the start — it used wireless tech, was built for the U.S. military and had batteries that lasted nearly a year. So, could the the Vue team wow us again with its second generation of webcams? They definitely are giving it a try. How about motion detection, waterproofing, smartphone app integration on three major mobile platforms and a streamlined online management library — all in the same teensy-weensy little package. Why, that's one hell of a start.

Did you ever have that creepy feeling that your webcam might be working even when you don't want it to? This little guy extinguishes that fear right away with his little robotic arms. Once you're done with your video conference,...

There are a couple of things we really like about the Hercules eCafe EC1000W netbook, which runs Windows 7 and sports a 10.1-inch screen. It's got a nicely spaced keyboard for its size, and has Wireless N built right into...

We're hooked on Star Trek gear, so this webcam patterned after the Enterprise draws us in at warp speed. Perched atop a bendable gooseneck, this 720p USB webcam even has lighted nacelles that lets you know when you're in touch...