Turn your old Galaxy phone into a weatherproof cyberdeck for under $100
That old phone sitting in a drawer as a backup could have a more interesting second life. ETA Prime’s DIY cyberdeck takes a Galaxy S10,…
That old phone sitting in a drawer as a backup could have a more interesting second life. ETA Prime’s DIY cyberdeck takes a Galaxy S10,…
A meeting recorder usually sits on the table and captures what people say. The Comu Action Pro does exactly that, but its 7mm-thick body feels…
A Game Boy cartridge used to feel small in your palm, a flat plastic rectangle dwarfed by the console it slotted into. The FPGB Mini…
Most wireless chargers look like something you’d find in an airport lounge. Flat, black, forgettable. They do their one job and ask nothing of the…
Most kitchen frustration is not about cooking. It is about the objects that have accumulated around the cooking: the appliances sitting unused on the counter,…
Every great gadget eventually gets a knockoff cousin. The iPod had thousands of them, those chunky no-name MP3 players with a click wheel that clicked…
Most of us have two or more gadgets that need constant charging, plus several chargers and cables to keep them all juiced up. That’s probably…
Setting a reminder on a phone means unlocking a screen, opening an app, and typing on a keyboard, three steps that break whatever train of…
I’ve tried every trick to get my phone to leave me alone. Do Not Disturb. Grayscale mode. Leaving it in another room, which mostly just…
A keyboard can give you plenty of keys, but when you’re gaming, you rarely use all of them. What matters is having the right controls…
Nearly every DIY computer build chasing the cyberdeck label ends up looking like a prop from a gritty sci-fi film, all exposed wires and grungy…
Most power banks force a single decision at checkout: buy the huge one for peace of mind, or the tiny one for your pocket, and…