The Joystick-shaped Screwdriver That Makes Repairing/DIY Projects Fun and Intuitive
Repair and assembly are usually framed as chores, tasks to be completed as quickly as possible, so we can move on to something more enjoyable….
Repair and assembly are usually framed as chores, tasks to be completed as quickly as possible, so we can move on to something more enjoyable….
Most consumer drones look and feel intimidating to a child. They’re loud, angular, full of exposed propellers, and packed with complex controls adults barely understand….
Working away from a main desk often means a laptop balanced on a café table or airplane tray, maybe a separate portable monitor propped up…
There’s something deeply broken about the way we interact with technology. We scroll mindlessly, chase notifications, and bounce between tabs like caffeinated pinballs. Our devices…
Arcade machines once thrived as cultural objects as much as entertainment devices, combining bold industrial design and tactile controls to pull people into endless play….
There’s something deeply satisfying about watching designers take a swing at corporate boredom. Fevertime, a recent collaboration by Dugyeong Lee, Gyeong Wook Kim, MyeongHoon Cheon,…
Your phone’s flashlight works fine until you’re elbow-deep in a car engine bay or fumbling with tent poles in the dark. Then you realize the…
Smart speakers usually sit on kitchen counters, bookshelves, or bedside tables, plastic cylinders and pucks buried behind plants and picture frames. Their microphones and speakers…
Move over Boomboxes, TWS earbuds, and Clip-On headphones, as JLab has just revealed a bizarre audio accessory fit for the giants of planet earth. These…
February finds us in that strange liminal space where the hype of CES has barely settled and the actual products are just starting to trickle…
Most wireless charging setups involve a flat pad on the nightstand, a couple of extra cables for watch and earbuds, and a phone that gets…
The smartphone has killed the photo album, turned memories into infinite scrolls, and made physical prints feel almost quaint. But there’s something about holding a…