Retroid Pocket Nova plays old time classics and demanding titles with the same level of immersion
The handheld gaming arena is slowly getting saturated with tons of options for gamers with specific sets of needs. That has changed the balance of…
The handheld gaming arena is slowly getting saturated with tons of options for gamers with specific sets of needs. That has changed the balance of…
The bridge between digital and analog has been continually growing over the years. 2026 in particular has seen a lot of analog-first or analog-only products…
There was a time when collecting plushies and stuffed toys was limited to actual children. Or if you’re an adult who does collect them, you…
Gen Z didn’t just grow up with technology. They grew up suspicious of it, bored by it, and quietly determined to make it feel like…
Hosting a watch party usually means thinking through every sensory detail in the house. The menu has to hit the right balance of easy and…
Founded in 2016, OBSBOT focuses on Autonomous Imaging, driven by the mission to achieve “Imaging Freedom for All.” The idea is simple: imaging should offer…
Foldable phones have gone from novelties to genuine daily drivers, but the category still wrestles with two persistent complaints: battery anxiety and cameras that don’t…
Large Android tablets have long occupied an awkward middle ground. They’re capable enough to replace a laptop for basic tasks, but the best ones tend…
Triple screen setups are widely considered the socially acceptable limit to a multi-screen setup. Take your laptop, add a screen to the left, one to…
Slow architecture asks a simple but powerful question: should buildings be designed for short-term trends or for the next hundred years? At a time when…
Cat trees are rarely the most beautiful objects in a home. They are often tall, scratchy, beige, awkwardly shaped, and treated as something to be…
I spend a lot of time in cities. Airports, subway stations, coffee shop benches, those weird little plazas that exist between office buildings where nobody…
We’ve gotten pretty comfortable letting technology tell us how to sleep, how many steps to take, and when to breathe. The next frontier, apparently, is…
In April 2024, a design page called Inspiring Designs posted a few images of a gorilla-shaped couch. The gorilla’s arms curved into armrests. Its chest…
If you’ve ever hosted a dinner party and counted chairs two hours before guests arrived, you know the panic. Do you have enough? Do you…
Most apartment buildings do their best work from the outside. A striking facade, a bold roofline, some smart use of glass and steel, and the…
Not every building earns the word “sculptural” without some heavy editorial lifting, but the Vipp Pavilion in Upstate New York is the rare case where…
Remote work has fundamentally changed how often people need access to devices they aren’t sitting in front of. The tools built for this, however, haven’t…
Some grill pans spend their days at the back of a cabinet, too heavy to bother with and too uneven to trust. Then there are…
The Soviet Union had a complicated relationship with spectacle. Everything about Soviet ideology pointed toward collective purpose, practical function, and the rejection of excess. And…
Most lighting does one thing: it illuminates. If it’s beautiful, that’s a bonus. If it fits the space, you’re winning. But every once in a…