Design

The BLUETTI Apex 300 isn’t meant to sit idle between emergencies. It fits into daily routines, powering everyday essentials without rewiring or installing. This review focuses on how it performs with real products in familiar settings. That includes household appliances during outages, coolers and fans during weekend camping, and portable gear on long tournament days.

I grew up playing arcade games that essentially helped shape the evolution of the gaming industry. Like many millennials, I also spent countless hours of my adolescence, immersed in the pixelated worlds of Super Mario, Contra, Tank Battle, Road Fighter, and Double Dragon. While, Road Fighter was easily the biggest gobbler of my time and

At a time when digital convenience often overshadows physical spaces, the newly opened Yellamundie Library in Western Sydney proves they’re not going out of style; they’re just getting smarter. Designed by fjcstudio as part of the Liverpool Civic Place development in Sydney, this striking new library isn’t just a place to read, it’s a place

After reviewing a parade of incremental laptop refreshes this season, the Lenovo Yoga Book 9i immediately feels different. The dual-screen design, announced earlier this year, is more than a gimmick. Lenovo has doubled down on the concept with actual hardware and workflow improvements that give this form factor new purpose. Designer: Lenovo Rather than release

The Flipper Zero has always felt like a digital Swiss Army knife for hardware hackers – part toy, part toolkit, and a whole lot of trouble for the devices around it. Out of the box, it could spoof RFID badges, copy remotes, analyze sub-GHz signals, and poke into wireless protocols with the ease of a

While sure, Nothing’s phones create that skeletal, bare-basics design – I could argue that if any phone had to be transparent, it would probably be the Galaxy S25 Edge. At a staggering 5.8mm, the phone is bare-bones as it is – so why not dial that skinny appeal in further by showing the phone’s metaphorical