CES 2026 NEWS – Most robotic mowers still need babysitting. They get stuck on roots. They panic at garden gnomes. They mow the same strip seventeen times while ignoring the patch by the fence. And when the GPS drifts, you’re out there with your phone trying to convince a premium robot that your property line […]
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CES 2026 NEWS – Meeting bots have become the digital equivalent of that colleague who announces their presence a little too loudly. They join your Zoom with a megaphone notification, make external clients visibly uncomfortable, and occasionally get blocked by IT departments before they can even do their job. The friction is real. The popular
Plaud Desktop Captures Your Virtual Meetings Without the Bot Awkwardness Read More
CES 2026 NEWS – Most conversations worth capturing happen before you’re ready for them. The meeting starts while you’re still finding a seat. The doctor begins explaining a diagnosis while you’re processing the previous sentence. Your client mentions the real constraint in the first thirty seconds, not the last. Recording tools that require unlocking,
The Wearable That Captures Conversations Before You’re Ready for Them Read More
CES 2026 NEWS – Portable projectors have always demanded too much compromise. You get the convenience of throwing a screen anywhere, but you pay for it with fussy keystone correction, washed-out brightness, and the kind of setup ritual that kills the spontaneity these devices promise. Samsung’s original Freestyle was fun but flawed, and three years
Samsung’s Freestyle+ Finally Addresses the One Thing Portable Projectors Get Wrong Read More
CES 2026 NEWS – Physical keyboards on phones didn’t die because people stopped wanting them. They died because touchscreens won the spec war, and manufacturers followed the numbers. Clicks Technology has spent the past two years proving there’s still an audience willing to strap a real keyboard to their iPhone, and the company shipped over
Clicks Communicator and Power Keyboard: BlackBerry Nostalgia Gets a 2026 Upgrade Read More
CES 2026 NEWS – The television industry has spent decades convincing everyone that bigger is better. Screen sizes keep climbing, wall mounts keep getting more elaborate, and the assumption remains that a TV belongs in one spot, permanently anchored to whatever room you designate as the living room. Hisense thinks that assumption is outdated. The
Hisense Built a TV That Follows You Around the House Read More
REVIEW – I have a large air fryer/toaster oven that sits on the countertop that I have used for several years now. I use it mainly as a secondary oven and to air fry things like fries and chicken. I hate using it as an air fryer because it is such a pain to clean.
Kismile Air Fryer Review – I can actually see how well it is cooking! Read More
CES 2026 NEWS – Portable speakers have become commodities. Walk into any electronics store and you’ll find a wall of identical-looking cylinders and cubes, each promising “rich sound” and “deep bass,” each blending into the next. The category feels solved, which usually means it’s about to get interesting. LG’s answer arrives just before CES 2026,
LG’s 2026 Xboom Speakers Bet Everything on One Feature Nobody Asked For Read More
Most people who ride, whether on two wheels or four, have made peace with a small daily frustration. The phone mount. Snap it in, hope it holds, adjust it three times before the first mile, and pray the vibrations from rough pavement do not slowly wreck the camera stabilization system inside. It is a trade-off
A2C One-Lock Ultra Series Introduces a 3-in-1 Mount for Bikes, Motorcycles and Cars Read More
REVIEW – I’ve got 32 trees in my yard. That’s not a flex, that’s a confession. Over the past couple of months, leaves have piled up in every corner, along the fence line, wedged against the foundation, scattered across the patio like someone threw confetti at a party nobody asked for. My big-boy blower and
Review: The grab-and-go leaf blower that earned its spot in my rotation Read More
ARTICLE – Most smartwatch owners have accepted a frustrating compromise without realizing it. They charge their devices every night, pack cables for weekend trips, and treat battery anxiety as simply part of owning a wearable. Nobody questions whether this trade-off is actually necessary. The assumption runs deep enough that most people stopped imagining alternatives. ⬇︎
The Garmin that claims you’ll never charge it again Read More
REVIEW – After reviewing both the JLab Epic Lab Edition Earbuds and the JLab Epic Air Sport ANC earbuds, I concluded that, while JLab makes fun, affordable products, they face serious competition. When given a choice, I would rarely choose the JLab earphones. This is my first JLab speaker review. The Jlab Epic Party speaker
Jlab Epic Party speaker review – Near or far? Read More
ARTICLE – Most utility knives live a short, forgettable life. You dig one out of a drawer, slice through packing tape, and toss it back into whatever junk pile it came from. The cut happens, the tool vanishes, and you move on without a second thought. Nothing about that transaction invites you to hold it
This Tiny Magnetic Slider Wants You to Keep Holding It After the Cut Read More
ARTICLE – “Evolve or die” gets tossed around in boardrooms and business seminars like confetti. Most brands nod along, then quietly keep doing what they’ve always done. Victorinox just carved that mantra into aluminum. The new Synergy Alox is a Swiss Army Knife with two things fans have begged for and purists have resisted: a
ARTICLE – Most retro gaming projects treat nostalgia as a software problem. Load an emulator, map some buttons, slap the interface onto whatever display sits nearby, and call it a tribute. The original experience gets compressed into convenience, and something tactile disappears in the process. The warm glow of that pea-green screen, the deliberate physicality
Someone Built a Custom GPU Just to Power a Giant LEGO Game Boy Read More
ARTICLE – Most people think microscopes belong in science labs or classrooms. They picture bulky equipment that costs hundreds of dollars and requires a degree to operate. The Skybasic Wireless Digital Microscope proves that assumption wrong by turning your phone into a microscope for under $30. Regular price: $39.99 Deal price (at publish time): $28.48
The $28 Phone Accessory That Lets You See Things Invisible to the Naked Eye Read More
REVIEW – I’m always hunting for the perfect travel mouse. My laptop bag is cramped, my water bottle has a habit of leaking, and my mouse usually ends up buried at the bottom under cables and chargers. The BondClip takes a different approach: it’s a wireless travel mouse that clips to the side of your
ARTICLE – Most EDC tools sit still until you need them. They disappear into pockets, wait for cardboard, then return to silence. The SyncraBlade treats that idle time as wasted potential. 🔥 Launch Day Special: $127 (38% off $201 MSRP) Campaign ends: January 20, 2026 Delivery: May 2026 Shipping: Free worldwide Where to back: SyncraBlade
This Titanium EDC Knife Moves Like a Tiny Machine, and That’s the Point Read More
REVIEW – Opening and closing the same three blinds every morning and night gets old fast, especially when they’re on different windows and wrapped in cords. I wanted something that could give us soft light during the day, blackout at night, and do it automatically without anyone yanking on chains. That’s what led me to
ARTICLE – Most laptop upgrades feel the same: a slightly faster chip, a slightly brighter panel, and a new sticker on the palm rest. Lenovo’s ThinkPad Rollable XD Concept is one of the rare designs that actually changes what a laptop is. Open, it starts as a compact 13.3-inch ThinkPad. Swipe, and the flexible OLED
