The Foldable E Ink Book Is Finally Taking Shape
The e-reader has been one of the most static product categories of the past two decades. Since the first Kindle appeared in 2007, the form…
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This One-Wheel robot could patrol your property while you stay away
Most security robots are designed like small autonomous cars, with a bulky body and enough room for all the fancy tech. 1ROLLO, however, adapts a…
Twelve South Just Built a $130 Charger That Won’t Ruin Your Nightstand
The nightstand has become one of the messiest surfaces in a home. A charging cable snaking across the top, a phone lying flat or propped…
What If Nothing Made an IEM for Audiophiles? This Community Concept Imagines One
Music lovers are gradually developing a deeper appreciation for in-ear monitors (IEMs) as they explore the world of personal audio. The Chi-Fi market, in particular,…
WWDC 2026, Six Weeks Later: What Actually Shipped
If Liquid Glass is the face of iOS 27, the intensity slider is the part that decides whether that face is wearing reading glasses. Apple…
Skullcandy’s $280 Headphones Pack A Subwoofer For Your Skull, And A Knob To Control How Hard It Hits
Everyone is obsessed with making gadgets sleeker, flatter, and more touch sensitive these days. So naturally, Skullcandy looked at that trend and said, nah, let…
Huion Note E Review: The Notebook That Never Runs Out of Pages
Huion has made a name for itself with digital drawing tools that empower creatives, both professional and hobbyist alike, regardless of their budgets. It has…
Lenovo’s Gaming Keyboard Has an 8,000mAh Battery and Zero Shame
The spec sheet for Lenovo’s new Legion R7 RT75 reads less like a keyboard listing and more like an arms race announcement. Eight thousand hertz…
Get Ready for the $349 Smart Ring That Vibrates on Your Finger
Smart rings have quietly become one of the more compelling wearable categories, but they’ve also settled into a familiar pattern. Almost every new model competes…
Pocketbyte: The Modular Open Source PDA Nobody Knew They Still Wanted
The PDA had a good run in the late 1990s and early 2000s before smartphones absorbed everything it did, then kept going. What disappeared with…
The €169 Portable Mechanical Keyboard That Makes the Mouse Unnecessary
The mechanical keyboard market has grown considerably in recent years, but most of the attention still goes to full-size, desk-bound boards that aren’t designed to…
Permanent Tattoos Now Come in a 15-Minute Dissolving Patch
The future of tattooing fits inside a dissolving patch, and I will be honest: I did not see that coming. CipherX, a London-based biotech startup…
The $170 Clock That Wants You Off Your Phone at Night
Most of us fall asleep holding the very thing that’s keeping us awake. The phone. The infinite scroll. The algorithm engineered to make you feel…
This iPhone Case Shows Any Photo You Want, Even With the Phone Off
Phone cases have been a stubborn category for personalization. Swapping the look of your phone has traditionally meant buying a different case altogether, waiting for…
AirPods Max 2 Finally Get Custom EQ in iOS 27 Beta
Apple has a playbook for innovation that often involves letting a feature mature elsewhere before adopting it, gift-wrapped, as a profound breakthrough. Widgets appeared on…
Sennheiser’s $200 Clip-On Buds Defeat Bose Ultra Open on Battery — And Skip the US
Clip-on earbuds were always going to go mainstream; the category just got there in the east first. Huawei’s FreeClip became roughly as ubiquitous as AirPods…