A Design Student Just Fixed the Way Runners Hydrate
Most runners know the feeling. You’re a few miles in, the sun is beating down, and somewhere between the last water stop and the next…
Most runners know the feeling. You’re a few miles in, the sun is beating down, and somewhere between the last water stop and the next…
The $200 true wireless earbud market is crowded, but the brands filling it are mostly consumer electronics companies that tune for mass appeal rather than…
Cremation urns have existed for thousands of years, but their design language has barely moved. They tend toward the ceremonial and the generic, pottery shapes…
Remember holding a fat crayon between your fingers as a kid? The waxy smell, the satisfying peel of the paper label, that specific weight in…
The consumer tech market has a crowding problem, mostly driven by products that try to do too much for too many people. The most interesting…
Handheld fans have been a summer staple for years, but the basic formula hasn’t changed much. You press a button, blades spin, and air moves….
Modern display technologies have come a long way in the last couple of decades, and so have the viewing experiences. Talking of the latter, no…
The first time I saw images of Jongjin Park’s Strata of Illusion, I genuinely could not figure out what I was looking at. It reads…
Every time you open an umbrella, you’re deploying a canopy of wasted real estate. That dark stretched fabric sits between you and the sun, absorbing…
Tamagotchi, the virtual pet created by Bandai, a Japanese toy manufacturer, was seen constantly hanging from schoolbags in the late 1990s and early 2000s, when…
The beauty industry has been promising us “personalized skincare” for years. What usually comes out the other end is a quiz, a starter kit, and…
Signature sneakers rarely manage to feel personal anymore. Most arrive overloaded with athlete branding and colorways engineered more for resale culture than everyday wear. Devin…