
Arc's bracelet whispers a tug-of-war with your thumb
Your thumb knows something your brain won't admit: it keeps tugging back toward the screen.
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CMF's milk-carton speakers make minimalism look deliciously loud
There's something quietly unhinged about a speaker shaped like a milk carton, and I mean that as the highest compliment.

Escape's eVista XL trades the loft climb for a ground-floor bed at 26 feet
There's no ladder between the living room and bed in Escape's eVista XL Limited Edition, and honestly, that deserves a small round of applause.

The razor clam of tiny homes: ten clever ways to dodge the squeeze
A bed that rolls onto the deck.
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The Tinde tiny house is wide enough to finally stretch your legs
The Tinde is twenty feet long and eight feet wide.

Sony's new wireless mic dares creators to look past the price tag
Sony's ECM-W5 wireless mic lands in a market absolutely stuffed with affordable alternatives that already do the job well.

Amazon's Bee AI listens so you don't have to scribble
Remembering details from meetings, conversations, and everyday interactions is hard when you're splitting your attention between listening and taking notes.

Aurelis bag is a wearable sculpture that forgot its shell
There's a bag that doesn't want to be a bag.

Denim plates and paper chairs: five ways scrap gets weirdly good
A paper chair that holds 300 pounds.

The Atlas tiny home rolls its bed onto the deck, turning sleep into an escape hatch
A bed on wheels is the defining feature of the Atlas, a park model tiny home by Zook Cabins.

This tiny house shrinks down to chase the road, not the family
There's something almost defiant about a tiny house that shrinks to chase the road, not the family.

Apple's HomeView Finally Gives Your Smart Bulbs a Room With a View
Apple finally put a screen on its smart home hub, and it looks like the iMac G4's younger, wall-mountable cousin.

Three phone props in one, and it folds flat enough to forget
There's a particular kind of magic in an accessory that folds flat enough to forget, and then remembers it's a tripod, a stand, and a grip the moment your arm gets tired.

CHEKT's chessboard wears its handle like a secret unlocked
The carrying handle on Jess Wiseman's CHEKT board is the detail that makes the design click for me.

Acer's new phone hides a tiny screen where its camera should be
Some phones look like slabs, some look like jewelry, and the Acer Sospiro A70 looks dressed for a wedding.

Apple's HomeView is a chimera of nostalgia, and that's exactly the point
The iMac G4's floating display was always the best thing Apple ever put on a desk, and HomeView finally brings that energy to the wall.

Dragon Tiny Homes puts the bedroom on the ground floor and two lofts above it in 24 feet
The bedroom is the hardest room to squeeze into a tiny home, which is why Dragon Tiny Homes put it on the ground floor of the Avalon 24 and dared the rest of the floor plan to figure itself out.

Kevin Noki's 3D-printed brick phone is a Bluetooth handset for the distraction-proof
Nineteen physical keys, a slab of 3D-printed plastic, and the audacity to make you hang up on your own century.
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John Ternus is making Apple weird again and twelve new designs prove it
John Ternus is making Apple weird again, and twelve new designs prove it.

Apple HomeView has the hardware for apps but only runs CarPlay
Apple's HomeView has the guts to run apps, a proper chip, always-on power, a screen that begs for widgets, but it only runs CarPlay.

Five pocket pals that finally let your phone sit this one out
You reach for your phone to change a song, take a picture, or read a few pages.

Analogue dug up its best retro consoles and gave them Wi-Fi
Analogue dug up its best retro consoles and gave them Wi-Fi.

The Apple TV 4K discount arrived before the box did
Amazon just did something weird: it discounted an Apple product that isn't even out yet.

That bed slides straight onto the deck for a real night under the stars
A bed on rollers.

The Hiking Trick That Turns Retro Sneakers Into City Commuters
There's a dirty little secret hiding in the soles of your favorite retro sneakers, and it's borrowed from the hiking world.

Fiat's Multiplay concept swaps its back seat for a flatbed when you need it
Fiat's Multiplay concept is the family car that looks at a minivan and says, "but what if it had a flatbed?" The rear seats fold away to turn the cabin into a pickup-style load bed, which is the kind of clever…

Shelly's new radar tracks ten bodies without ever turning on a lens
Ten bodies.

Orbit Clock lets you pick up the hour and minute markers like loose change
The hour hand is loose change now.

This desk slides out of sight and hides your work life like a secret
The FUSEBOOX slides your entire office into a cabinet and pretends it never happened.

Amazon's Bee wearable grows a wallet, and the price tag grows with it
A $50 always-listening AI wearable that summarized every conversation you had was already a lot to swallow.

The Beach Wagon Finally Gets a Motor, Remote, and a Glow-Up
I have a theory that the beach wagon was invented by someone who never actually took one to the beach.

Rivian's Halloween update turns your EV into a ghost-hunting light show
Rivian's Halloween update doesn't just slap a spooky decal on the tailgate.

You've held a milk carton, which is why you can't stop staring at these speakers
You've held a milk carton, which is why you can't stop staring at these speakers.

The bracelet that ghosts your notifications without a single screen
A bracelet with no screen, no notifications, no data to obsess over.

Apple's seven-inch HomeView screen turns every wall into a command center
Apple finally put a seven-inch screen on your wall and called it HomeView.

150W of laser, one Kickstarter: does MIRA X cut through the hype?
There's a 150-watt laser hiding inside a box on Kickstarter, and it's asking makers to trust it with their materials.

Pocket-sized buttons, real joysticks, and a phone that finally plays like a handheld
There's a particular dread that comes with trying to play a real game on a phone: your thumbs cramp over the screen, the touch controls drift, and you lose the boss fight because your finger slipped.

Three metal boxes, one rooftop sauna, zero compromises
There's a sauna on the roof, which is already enough to make us abandon whatever else we were doing.

BirdVue Beams Feeder Feeds Straight to Your Phone, No Wi-Fi Required
The BirdVue Beams feeder doesn't care where you live.

Anbernic's next dual-screen handheld trades nostalgia for a Snapdragon kick
There's a specific joy in a hinge that clicks with intent, and Anbernic clearly understands it.

Apple finally built a smart home hub, and it brought some friends
Apple finally built a smart home hub, and it brought some friends.

New Balance Sliced the Dad Shoe's Signature Look Clean Off
New Balance took a blade to the dad shoe's most recognizable feature and didn't flinch.

Apple finally has a smart display you can actually preorder for $299
Apple's HomeView is a 7-inch squircle that looks like a gargantuan Apple Watch bolted to a speaker base, and it costs $299.

The Winslow's 400 square feet burrow deeper than a coastal cottage
Some homes whisper "tiny" and hope you don't notice.

24 shots, zero duplicates: $146 Await makes every frame feel like film
Twenty-four shots.

The HomePod Mini 2 finally exists, preorders are open, and Spoot already has a tab open
Apple didn't forget about the HomePod Mini.

Loewe and On drag Swiss performance tech up a Spanish mountain trail
There's a moment in any good collaboration where you stop seeing two logos and start seeing one idea.

Nothing's Headphone A finally get a price that makes you squint sideways
Amazon's bundling a CD with the Nothing Headphone A, and the combo costs less than the headphones alone.

Apple's robot arm finally gives the HomePod something to reach for
Apple event names usually read like perfume ads.
Citroën's 2CV returns as a tiny electric roll-top concept
The 2CV is back, and it's brought a roll-top roof and a battery.