Architecture

Apple’s ecosystem keeps spawning these unique and impressive third-party innovations, and August 2025 might be the strongest month yet for accessories that don’t suck. We’re talking about gear that solves problems you didn’t realize you had, stuff that makes your daily tech routine genuinely better rather than just prettier. These ten accessories aren’t just the […]

Unless you’ve been living under a proverbial rock, you probably know that the Nike Air Jordans are among the most iconic basketball sneakers ever created. For decades, these sneakers have reigned supreme both on and off the court, beloved by athletes, sneakerheads, and casual shoe collectors. Among the many legendary releases, the Air Jordan XIV

Limelight Vision has once again captured the spotlight in the world of robotics with the unveiling of the Limelight 4 (LL4), a next-generation AI-powered camera purpose-built for robotics competitions. Designed to push the boundaries of what’s possible in competitive robotics, the LL4 integrates advanced hardware and smart software in a compact, robust package. With its

Smart rings have quietly become the wearable tech category’s most intriguing battleground, where companies are cramming increasingly sophisticated sensors into jewelry-sized packages. While most players focus on basic health metrics or sleep tracking, IDO’s new IDR01 Smart Ring takes a decidedly different approach by positioning itself as a comprehensive fitness companion that happens to live

Simone Giertz’s Patch Cap is one of those clever inventions that feels both surprising and obvious once you see it. At a glance, it’s a regular baseball cap, but run your fingers over the surface and you’ll notice it’s made of the soft, fuzzy side of Velcro. That’s the entire point. The Patch Cap isn’t

French builder Quadrapol recently designed the Hirondelle tiny house. At just 11.5 feet long, this micro-home packs a complete living experience into 130 square feet. The €38,900 price tag puts quality tiny living within reach for more people, while the clever design shows how smart architecture can turn tight spaces into something special. The exterior

HTC just dropped the Vive Eagle, and honestly, this might be the first smart glasses approach that makes sense. Instead of cramming everything into one half-baked AI system, they went with three different assistants: Google Gemini, ChatGPT, and their own Vive AI. Each one handles what it does best. Designer: HTC I love this approach

For many children, a nebulizer is a source of dread. The unfamiliar mask, the mechanical hum, and the demand to sit still for minutes at a time can make every treatment a struggle. Parents, already managing the stress of their child’s illness, are forced into the role of negotiator, coaxing and persuading with every session.

Nothing has spent years building hype around transparent design language, teasing everything from phones to eventual tablets with their signature see-through aesthetic. But while Carl Pei’s company was busy perfecting LED dot matrices and translucent cases, RedMagic quietly dropped the Astra with a full transparent strip down its back panel, complete with faux circuit board

The quest for truly good coffee on the go has been a journey littered with compromises, hacks, and a fair share of disappointment. We’ve seen travel-sized pour-overs, dubious instant coffee packets, and even coffee bags (like tea, but worse). For a decade now, Hong Kong-based Wacaco has been the plucky protagonist in this caffeinated saga,