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Braun-Inspired Desk Clock Records and Summarizes Meetings

Meetings can be chaotic experiences where ideas fly, people multitask, and key points often get lost in the shuffle. Taking notes helps, but it splits your attention between writing and actually participating in the discussion. Most meeting tools feel either too complicated or too intrusive, disrupting the flow rather than supporting it. The CAST concept

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The 7 Best Features of Oakley Meta Vanguard Smart Glasses That Redefine Sports Performance

Meta spent two years perfecting smart glasses for everyday life with the Ray-Ban partnership. Now they’re targeting a completely different audience with the Oakley Meta Vanguard, a sport visor designed for cyclists, runners, and skiers who need POV capture without compromising performance. This isn’t fashion tech trying to work for athletes. This is performance gear

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This DIY MacroPad Rivals Stream Deck With Real Mechanical Switches

Macro pads like the Elgato Stream Deck have made custom shortcuts and visual feedback essential for streamers and productivity enthusiasts, but they rely on small LCD screens embedded beneath each pressable button. For those who crave the satisfying click and tactile response of real mechanical keyboard switches, that experience can feel compromised and less engaging.

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This $599 Camera From Kohler Sits on Your Toilet to Track Your Health

Let me be honest: when I first heard about a camera for your toilet, my initial reaction was less “wow, innovative” and more “absolutely not.” But Kohler’s new Dekoda health tracker is making me rethink what’s possible when technology meets our most private daily routines. Kohler just launched the Dekoda, a $599 device that clips

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BOOX Note Air 5C Tablet Lets You Draw, Write, and Type Comfortably

Most tablets are either too bright for comfortable reading, too heavy for extended use, or too distracting for focused work. For anyone who loves the feel of pen on paper but wants digital flexibility, the search for the right device can feel endless. Traditional tablets sacrifice eye comfort for features, while dedicated e-readers lack the

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This Prosthetic Leg Celebrates Athletic Bodies, Not Hides Them

There’s something quietly revolutionary happening in prosthetic design, and it starts with a simple question: why should replacement limbs apologize for existing? For too long, most prosthetic limbs have operated under the outdated philosophy that replacement body parts should be invisible and apologetic, designed to blend in rather than stand out. But Ffate, a stunning

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BOOX Palma 2 Pro Has 5G Connectivity, Color E Ink, and Stylus Support

Most e-readers and digital notebooks are designed for quiet corners and slow mornings, but real life rarely stands still. Whether you’re commuting, traveling, or juggling tasks between meetings, you need a device that keeps up without adding bulk or forcing you to hunt for Wi-Fi every time you want to sync or browse. The BOOX

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