Schwinn's Hurricane Returns, and a Grand Buys You a Whole Lot of Smiles
A grand.
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Six tiny EVs that dare to be small, sharp, and actually cool
The EV market keeps serving us slabs.
Philips' new toothbrush tracks your brushing and costs less than last year's
The new Philips Sonicare DiamondClean 9900 Prestige costs $379.99, which is fifty bucks less than last year's model, and that's before you factor in the added display and tracking smarts. That's a pleasant surprise in a…
Apple's own code just whispered three new gadgets before the year ends
Apple's code just whispered three new gadgets before the year ends, and honestly, that's the kind of gossip we live for.
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We got our hands on Dyson's camera-toting toothbrush, and we have thoughts
There's a toothbrush with a camera in it, and Dyson actually shipped it.
This tiny $400 telescope squeezes the cosmos onto your nightstand
A $400 telescope that promises to put the cosmos on your nightstand.
G-Shock's CasiOak Gets Quieter, Sharper, and Finally Hits US Shelves
The G-Shock CasiOak just got quieter, sharper, and, at long last, it has actually landed on US shelves.
Aurzen's Zip Pro keeps its folding party trick, sharpens the picture
The Zip Pro doesn't unfold so much as it refuses to lie flat, and honestly, that's the charm.
Engram feeds your samples to the glitch gods and records what crawls back
There's a sampler that feeds your audio to the glitch gods and records what crawls back.
This folding home hides a mattress where the tent used to be
There's a mattress hiding where the tent used to be, and honestly, that's the smartest thing we've seen all week.
Mesh-89 talks to checkpoints so West Bank drivers don't have to guess
A clever little box that whispers checkpoint status to Palestinian bus drivers, and it looks like nothing at all.
Acadia mocks the word tiny with two baths and a single-floor sprawl
Two baths.
The Light Phone snaps shut, still pointedly ignoring your apps
The Light Flip snaps shut, and for once, that sound isn't a threat.
The Gym Monster 3 squeezes a full rack into your spare corner, and it's weirdly good at math
The Gym Monster 3 wants to live in your spare corner and do your math homework.
Wooden towers, robotic hands, and a tattoo that means something
There's a moment in the latest Dezeen Weekly where the conversation pivots from timber towers to a tattoo, and honestly, that's the kind of whiplash we live for.
This tiny house is basically a greenhouse that lets you live in it
A single-storey tiny house wrapped in glass, and the first thing I want to know is whether the blinds hold up at 3 a.m. when a stranger's headlights sweep the lot. This micro-house leans hard into greenhouse territory,…
The sofa that fixes itself: five everyday objects quietly refusing to die
A sofa that fixes itself.
This "tiny" house is really a cottage, and the porch does the bragging
The porch is the whole personality here.
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Meta's new smart glasses walked into Paris Fashion Week with Kylie Jenner's side-eye as their only honest reviewer.
26 feet of lateral thinking: this tiny home hides a full kitchen and a living room
Twenty-six feet sounds like a corridor, not a home.
Honor's new flagship packs a camera Arri helped shape and a battery that refuses to quit
Honor's Magic 9 Pro Max has a camera island that looks like it was machined from a 1937 Arriflex 35 turret, complete with knurled grip texture, and that alone made me sit up straighter.
Epson's new lasers don't care about your living room wall, they'll paint 300 inches on it anyway
Epson's new lasers have looked at your living room wall and decided it's basically a blank canvas begging for a 300-inch punishment.
Phones with robot arms and keyboard cravings: five designs worth the pocket space
A phone with a literal robot arm.
The sun does your drapes' dirty work now, no motor required
The sun does your drapes' dirty work now, no motor required.
The electric Ferrari got booed, but Jony Ive's fingerprints explain the real story
A crowd booed a Ferrari.
zuckoff sniffs out smart glasses with bluetooth so you can spot them first
There's a particular thrill in being the first to clock the glasses on someone's face, and Zuckoff wants to hand you that moment on a Bluetooth platter.
The iPhone 18 Pro's aperture is a four-trick pony: until you side-load
Four clicks.
Googlebook isn't one laptop: it's an Android-native invite to everyone else's hardware
Google didn't build a laptop.
The Fairfax 20' proves the tiny house isn't priced out of a good idea
The Fairfax 20' costs less than a used sedan, and it still sleeps two people.
Bentley's first EV keeps the cabin, calls in musicians to fake the V8
Bentley's first EV keeps the cabin intact, then hands the engine note to a bunch of musicians who've been asked to fake a V8.
This car-topped pop-up unfurls into an off-grid A-frame in hours
There's a particular glee in watching something fold down to nothing and then unfold into a home.
Bentley's first EV is its fastest ever, and it looks like nothing else
Bentley finally let the covers slip off its first electric car back in July, and now we can actually see the thing.