Drew Dirksen tests the world’s smallest spy products in a surveillance gadget experiment.

LOS ANGELES -- The shoe phone on TV's "Get Smart" wasn't just a sneaky spy gadget, it was a technological marvel: a wireless, portable telephone that could be used anywhere -- though it did require a ...

Jetpacks, wristwatch dart guns, and submarine sports cars. High-tech gadgets that blend the lethal with the sartorial are emblematic of the world’s most famous spy, James Bond. Fans of the secret ...

And you thought those James Bond gadgets were only in movies. The real tools of a spy’s trade are just as incredible: cameras built into bras, deadly umbrellas, razor sharp knives hidden in shoe heels ...

There are plenty of spy games like that for those who enjoy 007 First Light.

Today, almost everyone has a pocket-sized version that also takes photos, shoots video, sends e-mail and surfs the Internet. About the only thing it doesn't do is protect your feet. "Get Smart" comes ...

Disneylanders who have always dreamed of staying in the Incredibles family mansion from the first sequel film will soon get the chance to spend the night in an Edna Mode-designed hotel suite filled ...