Jetpacks have long been a dream for humanity, but we’re still far from seeing people regularly strapped into them, flying from home to work. However, an Israeli startup believes it’s much simpler to provide a harnessed jetpack that lets people fly underwater, rather than through the air, at speeds of up to 5.8 mph....
The one ‘Non-Apple product’ that Apple announced on September 9th
Apple’s September keynote events are a familiar ritual, a carefully choreographed presentation of their latest and greatest hardware. This year, we got everything we expected: the regular iPhone 17, the powerful new iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max, details on the A19 Pro chip, and a surprise with the ridiculously slim...
AirPods Pro 3 Hands-On: The Ultimate Everyday Wearable That Redefines Personal Technology
Wireless earbuds reached a ceiling two years ago. Every major brand promises the same three things: decent sound, acceptable battery life, and noise cancellation that works sometimes. The result feels like choosing between different flavors of mediocre, where each model excels at one thing while failing at everything...
kazakhstan’s almaty museum of arts completes as pair of stone and aluminum volumes
A New Cultural Landmark in Kazakhstan The Almaty Museum of Arts has opened its doors in Kazakhstan’s cultural capital, welcoming visitors to a monumental new space for modern and contemporary art. Designed by British practice Chapman Taylor, the 10,060-square-meter museum stands at the edge of the city with the Tian...
Kodak Charmera is a tiny, retro digital camera that you can hang on your bag
I remember receiving single‑use Kodak cameras when I was young and the excitement of never knowing how the photo I took would turn out until it was developed. Of course, cameras now are much more advanced, with most people using their phone’s camera or other digital cameras to capture memories. Some still print...
copper and glass frame beijing cultural hub for mammoth ivory carving by chuxin tuoyuan
Beijing Mammoth Ivory Engraving Factory Exhibition Center Beijing Mammoth Ivory Engraving Factory Exhibition Center integrates traditional Chinese craftsmanship with contemporary sustainable design. Located within Beijing’s second-ring road, the project by Chuxin Tuoyuan combines exhibition, sales, conference, and...
This 3D-Printed Mod Turns Your Desktop PC Into a Portable LAN Party Rig
LAN parties might not be as common as they were during the golden age of Counter-Strike and StarCraft, but they still hold a special place in gaming culture. The problem has always been the same: how do you transport a full desktop PC setup without feeling like you’re moving an entire office? Laptops work fine for...
Water purifier and ice maker in one is space-saving and single-touch convenient
VLND has introduced a sleek appliance that combines two kitchen staples into one compact unit: a water purifier and an ice maker. Designed for modern homes where countertop space is at a premium, the device delivers hot, cold, and filtered water along with clear, clean ice with just a single press of a button. Its...
Apple’s September Event Reveals 10 Design Breakthroughs That Change Everything
Every September, Apple shows the world what’s possible when design meets engineering. This year’s “Awe Dropping” event delivered innovations that solve problems you didn’t know existed. Your iPhone, watch, and headphones are about to feel ancient. These changes affect daily life in ways that become obvious...
carmen d’apollonio illuminates friedman benda with drooping glass and hand-formed ceramic
‘Salut, Ça va, c’est moi’ glows at friedman benda Salut, Ça va, c’est moi opened this week at Friedman Benda, filling the New York gallery with the warm glow of Carmen D’Apollonio’s newest illuminated sculptures. For this solo show, the Swiss-born, Los Angeles–based artist dots the space with playful...