Architecture

Modern smartphones have become frustratingly similar, haven’t they? Every flagship device feels like a variation on the same glass rectangle theme, with manufacturers competing on camera megapixels and processor speeds while completely ignoring the tactile satisfaction that made classic phones so memorable. YouTuber Marcin Plaza apparently got tired of this sameness and decided to build […]

For a while now, if you were in the market for a high-performance home projector, XGIMI’s name was always part of the conversation. The company has carved out a serious reputation for building smart, incredibly bright projectors that deliver a premium experience without the esoteric setup of traditional home cinema gear. They have become almost

The tiny home movement has come a long way from those Pinterest-perfect minimalist boxes that look great in photos but fall apart the moment you try to live in them with kids. Today’s best tiny home designs actually consider real families doing real things, such as storing soccer cleats, working from home while the kids

When I see art installations that go beyond traditional paintings or drawings, I’m amazed by how these artists conceive ideas to use unconventional materials and create something truly unique. Often, they incorporate disciplines like science, mechanical engineering, and physics to produce works that are not just visually striking but also rich with deeper meaning. These

Most of the LEGO builds that catch people’s attention are the ones from famous movies, TV shows, or other pop culture-related interests. But one of the great things about this brand is that its sets can cover a wide range of nerdy and geeky themes, letting fans create whatever interests them. We’ve seen builds related

The annual ritual of a new iPhone launch brings with it an equally important, almost spiritual, quest for the perfect case. Let’s be frank; the naked device, while a marvel of industrial design, feels unnervingly fragile in a world of concrete sidewalks and crowded coffee shops. The problem is that most protection comes at a

Remember when we were optimistic about AI? Sure, healthy skepticism, but also pretty optimistic about devices like the Rabbit R1 potentially ‘killing the smartphone’ as we know it? The R1 moved 100,000 units and kept return rates under 5% in the initial phases, but those early reviews were brutal. Tech YouTube called it “dog water”

Walking past this house in Tokyo’s Minato Ward, you’d never guess what’s inside. The concrete exterior is intimidating—almost bunker-like in its severity. But that’s exactly the point. Apollo Architects calls it the Stealth House, and the name couldn’t be more fitting. Completed in April, this residence is all about blending in seamlessly. The brutal concrete

Nobody who drives a Bentley keeps the seat covers on. Nobody installs bull-bars on a Rolls-Royce. Nobody puts aftermarket bumpers on an Bugatti. Certain cars are kept pure as a mark of respect to their sheer design and engineering. The iPhone Air is the phone equivalent of cars. Think about it – a specially formulated

Apple just launched a pretty impressive feature with their AirPods Pro 3 – the ability to actively translate any language in real-time, so you can listen to anyone speak but understand them perfectly. The only problem is that this feature made it to Google’s Pixel Buds in 2017 – yes, nearly a decade back. I