Garmin finally lets you yell at your bike computer
Garmin finally lets you yell at your bike computer.
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The Onyx 2630 unrolls a porch from its 30-foot tiny house
The Onyx 2630 unrolls a porch from its 30-foot tiny house, which is exactly the kind of move that makes you stop scrolling.
This house split in half to make room for a rooftop garden
The upper half of this house just peeled off and floated away.
The Arrowmax S1 picks the bit and torque so you don't have to
The Arrowmax S1 electric smart driver looks at the screw, identifies the bit you need, sets the torque, and then just waits for you to hold it steady.
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Your shower could be mining Bitcoin while it heats your water
Your shower could be mining Bitcoin while it heats your water.
Orioner's magnetic phone stand wants to stick where your last one couldn't
Phone stands are a dime a dozen, but Orioner's magnetic phone stand wants to stick where your last one couldn't.
Apple put the M6 in the same iMac and called it a day
Apple put the M6 in the same iMac and called it a day.
Dragon Tiny Homes finally builds a tiny house that doesn't fight you for floor space
The Avalon model from Dragon Tiny Homes has finally done something that feels almost rebellious in the tiny house world: it stopped trying to cram everything into a vertical game of Tetris and just spread out.
The Helena tiny home hides two bedrooms behind ordinary doors and zero loft ladders
Two bedrooms.
A pink island roof punched with seven secret gardens, each one a room
The roof of M Residence looks like someone took a cookie cutter to a terracotta-colored slab.
Even Realities snuck the smart glasses into the tortoiseshell
Even Realities' Tortoise Shell frame is so gorgeous, I'd buy the smart glasses just for the design.
Slurptop's DIY laptop yanks its battery straight from the tool shed
The Slurptop DIY Laptop yanks its battery straight from the tool shed, and it doesn't bother hiding the fact.
The Wildscape hides a living room in the staircase you walk up
The living room in the Wildscape doesn't stop at a place to sit.
Your drill battery just became your laptop charger, no outlet required
A charged drill battery and a dying laptop can sit on the same table and still be useless to each other.
This titanium glasses concept wears its brain like a badge
Fitting a computer into a pair of glasses creates an awkward design problem: the electronics need room, but the result still has to belong on a face.
Lavvu Stuff a Full Bathtub Into Their Tiny Home XL
A full-size bathtub is a wonderfully stubborn thing to put inside a tiny home.
This Spanish home lets cork walls and curved roofs do the sweating for you
There's a house in Spain that lets cork walls and curved roofs do the sweating for you, which is exactly the kind of detail that makes me stop scrolling.
A mountain lodge for two, cleverly crammed onto wheels
There's a particular kind of magic in a tiny house that doesn't pretend to be anything else, and the Yukon Park Model leans hard into that honesty.
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Fiat stuffs four into an electric microcar shorter than a Mini
Four bodies, one tiny box, and a lineage that goes straight back to 1956.
A leaf that cracks seawater into hydrogen and eats poison for lunch
A single leaf, flattened into a panel, is now cracking seawater into hydrogen and eating hydrazine for lunch.
This cottage-sized tiny house swapped wheels for windows and won
This cottage-sized tiny house swapped wheels for windows and won.
The Super Mouse swaps buttons for a touchscreen you can't see
There's a touchscreen under your palm now, and you can't see it.
Home Depot Has a Gerber Multi-Tool That Costs Less Than a Good Lunch
Home Depot has a Gerbi multi-tool that costs less than a good lunch.
Birdbuddy Nook Drops the Price of Smart Birdwatching Below $100
A hundred bucks.
The iPad Mini Sheds Weight, Gains OLED and a Whole New Reason to Stare
The new iPad mini is thinner, lighter, faster, and has an OLED display that makes everything you do on it feel like you're holding the good light.
The Helena tiny house refuses to fold up small and that's exactly why it works
The Helena tiny house refuses to fold up small and that's exactly why it works.
JBL just slashed three best-selling speakers to a price that demands attention
JBL just slashed three of its best-selling portable Bluetooth speakers to a price that demands attention.
Your next screen is sewn into your sleeve and that's genuinely weird
Your next touchscreen is sewn into your sleeve, and that is genuinely weird.
New Balance's 991v2 Gets Colorways That Are Anything But Quiet
New Balance just looked at the 991v2, said "not loud enough," and fixed it.
What happens when a craft knife finally fits a child's grip
The Kids Cutter concept rethinks the craft knife for smaller hands, and it makes you wonder why this took so long.
Draco the smart telescope wakes itself up to shoot stars while you sleep
About 4,500 years ago, while the Egyptians were busy stacking pyramids, the North Star was a completely different star called Thuban.
That multitool bit stash is finally getting a proper home
How many times have you pulled out the screwdrivers on your multitool only to find they're all wrong?
This countertop farm grows greens in 8 days and I already have questions
Eight days.
Leica marries motorsport carbon fiber to a Q3 you'll want to touch
Leica has bolted a piece of Formula 1 chassis onto a Q3, and the result looks like it could survive a pit-lane collision.
Nico's homework hints borrow a trick from your game controller
Nico's homework hints borrow a trick from your game controller: a well-timed rumble.
This tiny house has a home office and a netted hangout zone
The Wildscape's netted hangout zone is the first detail that snagged my attention, and I haven't stopped circling back to it since.
Dainese's new airbag vest runs off your phone instead of a battery
Dainese just made an airbag vest so small and light it doesn't even have a battery.
Opel's low wagon dares the SUV to explain its own height
Opel's low wagon doesn't just roll into the Paris Motor Show, it sidles up to the SUV, looks it in the grille, and asks, *why are you so tall?* For years, American roads have been a sea of high-riding crossovers and…
Houston's O27 bends glass like taffy, and the math is showing
A grid of triangular glass panels follows O27's swelling, pinched silhouette, making the proposed Houston skyscraper look almost elastic.
XGIMI's 4K Laser Projector Finally Kills the Lights-On Excuse
XGIMI's latest 4K laser projector doesn't just get brighter, it gets *meaner* about it.
Ninja Labs turns your phone into a stretchy carry-all for the small stuff
Smartphones have become the focal point of everyday carry, but their slim profiles leave little room for the small essentials people take everywhere.
October's best office gear that doesn't scream cubicle at dinner
A laptop stand can be useful all day and still feel like an unwelcome guest at dinner.
Flair 2GO Squeezes Lever Espresso Out of the Camping Bag
Some people are fine with instant coffee and a camp stove.
This ePaper frame feeds on sunlight, not hype
A solar-powered ePaper frame that doesn't need to be plugged in?
The 574 is on sale and your old pair just got jealous
A discount on the 574 isn't a surprise, it's a reflex.
That electric superbike hides its battery in a honeycomb and it's brilliant
Bees settled on the hexagon ages ago, and nobody has topped it since.
Brick Night costs more than double because it knows where you sleep
Brick, the company that made a $59 brick you tap your phone against to stop using apps, just released a bigger, pricier version that knows where you sleep.
Nothing's See-Through Earbuds Got Stuck Under the Wrong Brand
Nothing's Ear (open) debuted in 2024 at $149, wrapped in that signature transparent plastic, and I'll say it plainly: this thing launched under the wrong logo.
Kevlar phone cases are here, and they're more vacation than vest
Kevlar has spent most of its career in serious places, like bulletproof vests, racing tires, and the occasional helmet.
The Tinde's porch roof steals the show before you step inside
The Tinde's most distinctive space sits outside its front door.