This $599 ‘Swiss-Army’ Android Tablet Has a Built-In Projector, Night Vision, and a Laser Rangefinder
At some point in the last decade, the iPad became the default answer to the question of what a tablet should be. Thin, light, polished,…
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HONOR 600 Review: Looks Premium, Lasts all day, and Doesn’t Cost a Fortune
Smartphones are starting to look increasingly alike. The flat-edged aluminum frame, the polished glass back, the minimal bezels; these have become the default visual language…
The Smartest Heater Has No App, No Screen, Just Bricks
Most of the time, when we talk about innovation in home appliances, we mean sleeker apps, voice control, or some kind of sensor that automatically…
This Pocket Printer Turns Out Temporary Tattoos, Stickers, and Photos
Personalization has quietly moved from craft rooms and design studios into everyday life. Whether it’s decorating a travel case or adding something unique to a…
DREAME, the Robot Vacuum Company, Just Launched a Rocket Car and 20 Smart Home Products in One Week
San Francisco just witnessed something wild. Dreame Technology, the company you probably know from robot vacuums that actually work, took over the Palace of Fine…
Logitech G512 X gaming keyboard is highly customizable with analog and mechanical switches
Hardcore gamers always love accessories that give them granular control over the device’s hardware and functionality. This micro-level tuning can mean the difference between a…
Keychron’s Q0 Mini 8K has just one key, and that’s exactly the point
There was a time when keyboards kept growing, trading compactness for more keys, more modes, and more customization. Then came a different kind of thinking….
ecal x Google Just Imagined 10 Phones Beyond the Slab
At ECAL’s collaboration with Google’s Industrial Design team, the smartphone is no longer treated as a fixed icon of consumer tech. In A Message from…
This 28mm Turntable Is Fully Automatic and Glows Softly Like Mood Lighting
Vinyl is having a moment that shows no signs of ending. Record sales have been climbing for over a decade, and turntables have found their…
A “Social Only” Smartphone inspired by the iPod lets you like, share, and scroll using hardware buttons
Go ahead and open your screen-time and see what the most-used apps are. Mine, by far, are Instagram and YouTube. Tik-tok’s blocked where I live,…
You Can Play Pokémon Gold on Your Wrist, Thanks to a 2-Year Build
Retro gaming handhelds have had a genuine second life in recent years. Original Nintendo hardware has been cloned, shrunken, and reimagined into increasingly unhinged form…
What If Your Drink Could Fly Itself Across the Room to You
Smart home technology has reshaped how we think about convenience, but most of it still assumes you’re the one who has to reach for things….