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Uvify UVify is showing off its new racing  drone  this week at the  CES  trade show in  Las Vegas. The Draco modular drone is easy to repair, lightweight and lightning-fast . UVify claims it  can reach a top speed of 100 miles per hour. The drone features a protective carbon-fiber shell. If it does get damaged,  the modular design allows you to quickly swap out the propellers and appendages.  The Draco, which UVify is advertising as ready-to-fly out of the box,  is also capable of performing 360-degree flips and other stunts,  which can be captured on the built-in camera. The Draco racing drone is available now for preorder for $500 (coverted to roughly £407 or AU$685). A second model with a high definition camera (an upgrade from analog) can be had for $600.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sometimes, it's not what's inside that counts. Take the Alcatel A5. You won't find cutting-edge features that promise to change your life. No, the A5 is more concerned about accessorizing. Following the lead of the  Moto Z  phones, the A5 brings three modular accessories that expand how you can use the phone. There's an audio speaker, a battery pack that doubles its life and a case that will, ahem, light up your life. Snap it on and program the LEDs covering the back to light up when you get a notification, modulate with music, or sync to the sound of your voice. Just be warned that it draws power from your battery so go easy on the sparkle if you need your A5 to last through the day. 22 MWC 2017: All the gadgets announced so far The A5's guts make it fancier than Alcatel's other two  Mobile World Congress  announcements, the A3 and U5. The one exception is that the A3 has the most powerful rear camera. T...

After apologizing to fans yet again for its disastrous drama of  recalling 3 million fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 phones , Samsung capped the night (the launch of a different pair of devices) by teasing the Galaxy S8  design and announcement date  in a video. Launching a safe, buyable Galaxy S8 is the South Korean company's chance to get its phone business back on track, and to pick up momentum from a giant mobile show where Samsung characteristically launches its Galaxy S phones. Instead, we saw pressure from LG, Huawei and BlackBerry, the last of these in a  comeback bid . Although  Samsung's profits are soaring  on the strength of its chips as well as S7 and S7 Edge phone sales, it will still need to make up the $5 billion it lost on the Note 7 -- and that's not counting any  impending lawsuits . Samsung has the power to make a truly great phone. After all, reviewers like me had initially lauded the Note 7 as one of the most impressive phones Sam...