Architecture

There’s something undeniably romantic about a brand that’s been around for a full century. Bang & Olufsen, the Danish audio company that’s made us swoon over beautiful speakers since 1925, just released its Centennial Collection, and honestly, these three pieces are making me reconsider my entire budget. The company marked its 100th anniversary with the […]

Blade Runner meets Bonneville. Godwin Smith’s DIESELSTAR concept slams that wedge-shaped ethos from the 1970s into a dystopian future, where speed isn’t just a thrill but a design philosophy. This car looks like it was extruded from a block of aluminum by a machine with zero patience for curves. The cockpit is a slit, the

We live in a universe of overland toy haulers positioned for a range of use cases. If you go camping with your mountain bike, you could go with the Next Adventure Trailer towed to the back of your vehicle. But if your trail is beyond the paved road, Bean Pod off-road teardrop gear hauler has

XR technology has lived in the realm of tech demos and niche gaming setups for years. Samsung Galaxy XR aims to change that by answering a fundamental question: what happens when you build extended reality around AI that sees, hears, and responds like a companion rather than a tool? Launched today as the first device

PROS: Outstanding camera system with Zeiss collaboration Optional photographer kit extends camera experience Bright LTPO AMOLED display CONS: Underwhelming battery performance Shorter software support compared to some other flagships RATINGS: AESTHETICS ERGONOMICS PERFORMANCE SUSTAINABILITY / REPAIRABILITY VALUE FOR MONEY EDITOR’S QUOTE: Using the Vivo X300 Pro feels a bit like carrying a professional toolkit in

If you were a fully formed human in the 80s and you were into gaming, you lived through the fun rivalry between Mattel’s Intellivision and Atari’s…well, Atari. While eventually they were trumped by the Nintendo vs Sega wars later on, OG gamers knew the joy of playing games like Pong and Starship if you had

The attractive screens of our smartphones keep us glued to the inevitability of doom scrolling, virtually turning us into mindless zombies. This is more of a problem when you lie down in your bed to scroll through social media content without realizing you are well past the recommended time to doze off. Blue light from

Digital nomads face unique challenges when it comes to personal care while constantly on the move. Traditional toiletries create a perfect storm of travel headaches: liquid restrictions, bulky packaging, breakage risks, and the endless hunt for replacement products in foreign countries. Smart nomads know that every gram matters when living out of a backpack, and

Remember when your biggest worry was keeping your phone charged, and your greatest joy was sneaking in a few rounds of Tetris during your lunch break? Well, someone in Japan just figured out how to give you both at the same time, and honestly, it’s kind of genius. Oscar Japan Inc. has introduced the Mobile

Creative work demands tools that are both precise and intuitive, but most input devices stick to the same formulas that have existed for decades. You’ve got your mouse, maybe a graphics tablet, and countless keyboard shortcuts to memorize. The result is a workflow that feels fragmented, forcing you to juggle multiple devices instead of focusing