The 2.6mm PopSocket That Didn’t Work in 2012 Is Finally Here for $39

Most phone grips stick around because they work, not because they’re easy to live with. The classic PopSocket has spent over a decade as one of the most recognizable phone accessories around, but its accordion-style pop-up design has always carried a trade-off. That bump on the back catches on every tight pocket, and...

Y2K-inspired Commodore Callback 8020 is a smart dumbphone to reclaim your life

Phone addiction has reached a point where doomscrolling is affecting our cognitive intelligence and already, dumbphones are trying to address this global problem. More often than not, these devices work for a while, eventually triggering the user to ditch them and get back to old ways. Commodore, resurrected by...

Nvidia-powered Viture Helix AI safety glasses give workers real-time guidance and security warnings

Smart glasses are having their time in the sun. Besides the fashion industry, there is a swing in the air to make things easier and interesting for the workforce with the use of AI. Primary evidence was the Innovative Eyewear’s Lucyd Armor, a smart safety eyewear designed to meet all prerequisite standards for...

The Urn With 4 Screens Showing Moving Images of the Person You Lost

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 lifted from antiquity or polished boxes that draw from the visual vocabulary of caskets. The underlying assumption across nearly all of them is the same: that...

Aironox GO Just Made the Hotel Room Iron Obsolete

We all know the ritual. You arrive at a hotel after a long flight, unzip your suitcase, and the outfit you were going to wear to dinner looks like it lost a fight with a dryer ball. You eyeball the iron sitting in the corner of the room. It’s coated in someone else’s starch residue. You spend twenty minutes trying...

The Architects Who Want to Grow Buildings From Bacteria

Concrete is everywhere. It’s in the walls you’re staring at right now, the floors under your feet, the skyline you pass every morning on your commute. It’s the most widely used construction material in the world, and it’s also one of the most environmentally damaging ones we have. Cement production alone is...

8 Best Gifts for Men Who Have Everything in 2026

Certain people are genuinely difficult to shop for. Not because they are indifferent to objects, but because they are already particular about them. They own the good knife, the good pen, the right carry for every situation they have encountered. They know what they like and have most of it. The only gifts that land...

The $429 Microwave With a Drop-Down Door and No Spinning Turntable

The microwave has been one of the most stubbornly unchanged appliances in the modern kitchen. After decades of the same basic box design, with a spinning turntable, a membrane-covered button pad, and a side-swinging door, most manufacturers have focused their innovation elsewhere. The few that have attempted cosmetic...

Microsoft Just Raised Surface Prices $500: Here’s What Changed

The premium laptop market has spent the last few years in a quiet but intense competition. Apple keeps raising the performance ceiling with each new M-series chip, and Windows-on-Arm devices have been working to close that gap one generation at a time. The question for most buyers has stopped being which platform is...

The Mac mini Finally Has the AI Meeting Recording Accessory It Deserved All Along

The Mac mini is one of the best desktops money can buy right now. It’s compact, silent, devastatingly powerful, and designed around the idea that your desk should stay clean. Apple just never gave it a microphone or a speaker, which means the moment a meeting starts, Mac mini users are quietly improvising. Some grab...