ShiftCam’s $26 Stick-On Mount Finally Solves the Lens Case Problem
I’ve rebought the same phone case three separate times because I liked how it fit in my hand, how it aged, how it just felt…
I’ve rebought the same phone case three separate times because I liked how it fit in my hand, how it aged, how it just felt…
Scosche built a charging cable that refuses to hide once the lights go out. The GloBright MultiColor Glowing LED Charging Cable, developed with Statik and…
Packard Bell spent a century teaching people that new technology doesn’t have to feel intimidating, and its 100th birthday present to itself leans hard into…
There are power tools, and then there are smart tools. A power tool gives you brute force; a smart tool gives you controlled, consistent results….
Acer’s IFA 2026 lineup plays out like a full day mapped across screens, starting with quiet focus and ending with a projector shaped like a…
Mobile controllers have always faced the same awkward tradeoff: carry something bulky enough to feel like a real gamepad, or leave it at home and…
I own a lot of things I’ll probably never actually wear out. A leather bag that’s outlasted three apartments. A watch that was my grandfather’s….
When a desktop printer moves 6,000 units and clears $20 million in revenue on day one, something is clearly going on beyond the usual pre-launch…
The original Tamagotchi was a plastic egg about 50 mm tall that you clipped to your bag and tried not to kill. Thirty years later,…
Handing over a business card is, in most professional settings, a fairly unremarkable moment. You produce it, they take it, everyone moves on. Bandai Spirits,…
The Apple Pencil on a standard iPad screen is a competent stylus. It isn’t, however, anything like writing on paper, and for a lot of…
The original Commodore 64 launched in 1982. Cyberpunk 2077, the game, is set in 2077. The gap between those two years is roughly the entire…