Gadgets

A rumored slim backup unit for refrigerators may signal a broader shift toward distributed battery storage inside the home.

A new portable filtration system promises hospital-grade purification from rivers, lakes, or questionable taps. Preppers and campers take note.

GoPro's new Mission series cameras ditch the company's proprietary mount system for standard Micro Four Thirds, signaling a pivot toward professional workflows.

The retro handheld maker goes full Android with a rotating display that flips between landscape and portrait gaming.

Amazon's new aviation antenna promises gigabit WiFi for airlines with simplified installation, heating up competition with Starlink.

A handheld Raspberry Pi 5 terminal with a 3.5-inch display offers something no smartphone can: genuine ownership.

A pneumatic 7-segment display proves that sometimes the most compelling interfaces are the ones you can literally poke.

South Korean designer Hong Jeongyeon's Red Dot-winning device merges turntable nostalgia with generative AI for hands-on music remixing.

Motorola just confirmed 33–50% price jumps across its Moto G series. The culprit? AI data centers are vacuuming up the global DRAM supply.

A new DIY robotics kit brings full-scale humanoid construction to hobbyists, marking a shift in how advanced robotics reaches the public.

The new Vivo V70 FE packs a 200-megapixel sensor into a mid-range phone. That sounds like overkill until you consider what becomes possible.

Nothing adds a yellow variant to its Headphone (a) lineup, now available for preorder in the US.

The Artemis program's upgrade from Nikon D5 to Z9 isn't just technical. It's about capturing space in ways that make people care.

Bluetooth mesh networks and offline protocols are building communication layers that don't need the internet to function.

SpaceX missions could deliver footage that rivals Hollywood productions. Here are the cameras best suited to make it happen.

NASA's first crewed lunar mission in over 50 years will carry Nikon's flagship mirrorless camera, continuing a partnership that stretches back to the Apollo era.

A global SSD shortage has forced Sony to discontinue nearly all of its memory card products, marking the end of a decades-long legacy.

The iconic tape brand returns with a Bluetooth-enabled cassette player that feels like a deliberate statement about what we've lost.

Meta and Oakley’s new HSTN smart glasses bring 3K video, open‑ear audio and Meta AI to athletes’ faces. We examine the launch and why smart wearables thrive in some niches while stalling in others.

Dyson’s new PencilVac isn’t just a smaller vacuum—it’s a preview of where the company might be headed. Miniaturized hardware, modular tools, and ambient devices could turn Dyson into a platform, not just a product brand.

Nothing’s Community Edition Phone (2a) is more than just a new look—it’s a test run for collaborative hardware design. With a retro vibe and community-led decisions, it’s a rare example of a phone that feels like it actually came from its users.

Nothing is taking aim at the AirPods Max with a new pair of over-ear headphones dropping this summer. They’re promising better sound at a lower price—and if their track record holds, Apple might actually have something to worry about.