Design

Foldable phones promise devices that shrink for portability and expand for productivity, but they consistently run into the same problems. Hinges wear out or develop resistance over time. Screens crease visibly where they bend. The devices end up thicker than standard phones, even when folded. Most foldables also force users to accept awkward seams running

Picture the typical launch cycle for a new folding knife. The company teases a product on Instagram, drops some specs, maybe partners with a YouTube reviewer or two. Enthusiasts argue about blade steel and lock mechanisms in comment sections. Someone complains about the price. Someone else points out the handle color options are boring. Launch

The current war in the tech industry isn’t about megapixels anymore. It’s moved on from cameras to folding displays to AI… and now the battleground is slimness. Companies like Samsung, Tecno, Honor, and Apple are actively locking horns here, shaving off precious millimeters off their phones to make them slimmer and sleeker, without really any

In a world where housing costs continue to soar and environmental consciousness grows, the tiny home movement has found a compelling advocate in Spindrift Homes’ Shasta model. This 26-foot sanctuary represents more than just downsized living—it embodies a complete lifestyle transformation designed for those seeking simplicity, tranquility, and freedom from traditional housing constraints. Designer: Spindrift

DJI just made professional-grade aerial LiDAR look affordable – for companies, governments, and organizations, at least. The Zenmuse L3, launched November 4, packs technology that would typically cost $150,000 to $250,000 into a $14,600 package that weighs just 1.6 kilograms. Its dual 100-megapixel cameras and laser system can map 100 square kilometers per day with