Ring wants to put a drone in your house right as towns are kicking out Flock
2026 is the year America started unplugging its surveillance cameras, and Ring chose that exact year to launch cameras that follow you around. Cities and…
2026 is the year America started unplugging its surveillance cameras, and Ring chose that exact year to launch cameras that follow you around. Cities and…
A ladder still has a place inside the Cali 9.6, but climbing it isn’t part of going to bed. This tiny house by Australian builder…
You know the shot. Double doors bang open, a gurney comes flying down the hallway, and five people in scrubs jog alongside it yelling numbers…
Anyone who owns a cat knows that a laptop, gaming chair, or even an empty lap can quickly become their pet’s favourite place to settle….
Spending most of the day at a desk makes you surprisingly familiar with its little annoyances. There’s the chair that never quite fits, the papers…
About 4,500 years ago, while the Egyptians were busy stacking pyramids, the North Star was a completely different star called Thuban. It sat in the…
Polestar has a habit of turning its concept cars into real cars, which makes its show cars worth a closer look. The Precept, a sleek…
Paper is an unexpected starting point for a rechargeable battery, which is part of Flint’s appeal. The Singapore-based company uses cellulose, the plant-derived material in…
Handheld gaming PCs tend to put their controls on either side of a wide screen, leaving the Game Boy layout to retro machines. This DIY…
A handheld fan can be a welcome companion on a hot afternoon, even if it wasn’t invited into your outfit. COVANI tackles that awkward relationship…
I personally love technological advancements when they’re directed toward a product designed for medical or social awareness. BODYLUV’s idea of a smart heat patch, as…
A metal pipe doesn’t offer much room for a clock face, unless you’re willing to open it up. That’s the idea behind PEEL CLOCK, a…
Julia Lohmann’s seaweed sculptures look like they’ve wandered out of a science fiction movie and agreed to pose for a museum photograph. Their skins curl…
A fountain pen with a moving Lamborghini headlight is an extravagant place to start a stationery collection. It also gets straight to the appeal: the…
I’m so used to wearing a watch, whether as a health tracker or just a way to tell time without looking at my phone. But…
The PlayStation Portal still looks like someone stretched a DualSense controller around a tablet, and Sony’s latest revision doesn’t change that rather peculiar silhouette. Announced…
In 1976, two designers gave the office a chair that moved when you did. The Met calls Emilio Ambasz and Giancarlo Piretti’s Vertebra the first…
Loft bedrooms look efficient on paper. Move the bed upstairs, and suddenly there’s room for a proper kitchen or a sofa below. But that saved…
Wired earbuds staged a comeback a couple of years ago, helped by Gen Z deciding a dangling white cable looks cooler than an AirPods case….
Carrying less shouldn’t have to mean giving up a tent that supports itself. That’s the appeal of Field Record’s FR-SCD, a one-person shelter with a…
The bent upper section of Oslo’s MUNCH Museum makes an unmistakable mark on the waterfront. Yet the more interesting architectural move happens inside: the building…