Adam Wilson (on the floor), Orbotix chief software architect and founder, and CEO Paul Berberian, demonstrate how Sphero works. Orbotix Inc. of Boulder will see its ...

The toy version of BB-8 -- a round, beeping, rolling robot that will appear in the upcoming "Star Wars" movie -- has its origins not so far, far away. The toy version of BB-8 -- a round, beeping, ...

The Sphero is a great device and I recommend it for other kids. It is an app-controlled robotic ball. You may do as you wish with the Shpero, such as multiplayer fun, handheld play, and precision ...

In recent years, Sphero is probably best known for its rolling BB-8 toy based on the chipper droid from the Star Wars sequels, as well as a tiny robotic R2-D2 that’s surprisingly animated and lifelike ...

Forget Kim Kardashian's arse, this little BB-8 droid toy almost broke the internet when unveiled recently. Now we've had a play, we can see why. Bringing what is fast becoming a favourite character of ...

The company behind the Sphero robot ball said it is ready for outside developers to start creating apps for the device. Orbotix Inc. said Monday that it is releasing the developer tools as well as ...

Recorded on September 11, 2012. Finally, Content Is King: Dana Brunetti (Trigger Street), Allen DeBevoise (Machinima), Malik Ducard (YouTube), and Alison Moore (HBO) ...

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