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At some point between CES announcements and MWC reveals, someone at RayNeo had a genuinely inspired idea. They had built the world’s first AR glasses with HDR10 support, partnered with Bang & Olufsen on the …

The FIFA World Cup, the world’s biggest sporting event, is just a few months away. While there are some issues cropping up in the host countries (specifically the US and Mexico; Canada seems to be …

Bluetooth speakers have largely solved the portability problem and mostly failed the living room one. They tend to look like gym equipment that wandered indoors, sit awkwardly on a shelf, and demand a ritual of …

There’s a specific kind of buyer’s remorse that comes with midrange phones. You get them home, take your first few photos in decent light, and think you made the right call. Then comes the dinner, …

Nothing has a flair for the dramatic – their MWC setup was no exception. Instead of a stuffy booth, they dropped a mysterious shipping container in an open square. It cranked open to reveal the …

CES 2026 was crowded with humanoids doing simple household tasks such as folding laundry or stacking up the dishwasher. One thing I was sure of seeing this influx of robots at the world’s biggest tech …

The RAZR name has always carried a certain drama to it. For two decades, it meant the thinnest thing in the room, often at the expense of everything else. The new motorola razr fold, first …

Apple has a habit of making its budget phones more interesting than they have any right to be. The iPhone 17e packs the same A19 chip found in the standard iPhone 17 into a $599 …

There’s something deeply satisfying about an object that refuses to take itself too seriously. The Drillbit Gyro, a concept design by Berlin-based designer Julius Works, is exactly that kind of object. It’s a spinning top. …

Most of the unused real estate on a laptop has never really been a problem worth solving. The palm rest just sits there, flat and inert, supporting your hands while the screen above does all …