Starbucks China Is Selling a $28 Camera With Dual Sensors and Y2K Filters
Starbucks wants you to photograph your coffee so badly that they’ve started selling you the camera to do it with. The Seattle coffee chain has…
Starbucks wants you to photograph your coffee so badly that they’ve started selling you the camera to do it with. The Seattle coffee chain has…
Blind students often rely on expensive embossers, special paper, and slow production cycles just to get a few Braille books. Most assistive tools are bulky,…
Sony’s Alpha 7 line has defined full-frame mirrorless photography for over a decade. The fifth generation arrives with a fundamental change: the AI processing unit…
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If the idea of a mirror on the iPhone lock screen was as brilliant as we thought it to be, this concept phone is idealized…
Foldables promised to squeeze tablet screens into pocketable phones, but most of them still feel like a compromise. You get one big crease down the…
The market is flooded with charging cables and MagSafe chargers. But both standalone ones only add to the inconvenience of carrying them. The endless toil…
Streaming services turned album covers into tiny squares you scroll past on your way to something else. Phones made music convenient, but also turned it…
I remember a time when smartphones had expandable storage. In fact, I remember feeling this internal rage when I saw the iPhone Air and that…
Remember the Apple iMac G3? Those translucent, candy-colored bubble machines were everywhere in the late 90s and early 2000s. Steve Jobs and Jony Ive turned…
TVs keep getting brighter and sharper, but the viewing experience is still broken up by small, annoying tasks. Getting up for a drink, fiddling with…
Picture this: you’re a wildlife rescuer trying to nurse an injured falcon back to health. Every few days, you need to catch the bird, restrain…