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LG’s 2026 Xboom Speakers Bet Everything on One Feature Nobody Asked For

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CES 2026 NEWS – Portable speakers have become commodities. Walk into any electronics store and you’ll find a wall of identical-looking cylinders and cubes, each promising “rich sound” and “deep bass,” each blending into the next. The category feels solved, which usually means it’s about to get interesting. LG’s answer arrives just before CES 2026, […]

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A2C One-Lock Ultra Series Introduces a 3-in-1 Mount for Bikes, Motorcycles and Cars

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Most people who ride, whether on two wheels or four, have made peace with a small daily frustration. The phone mount. Snap it in, hope it holds, adjust it three times before the first mile, and pray the vibrations from rough pavement do not slowly wreck the camera stabilization system inside. It is a trade-off

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Review: The grab-and-go leaf blower that earned its spot in my rotation

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REVIEW – I’ve got 32 trees in my yard. That’s not a flex, that’s a confession. Over the past couple of months, leaves have piled up in every corner, along the fence line, wedged against the foundation, scattered across the patio like someone threw confetti at a party nobody asked for. My big-boy blower and

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The Garmin that claims you’ll never charge it again

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ARTICLE – Most smartwatch owners have accepted a frustrating compromise without realizing it. They charge their devices every night, pack cables for weekend trips, and treat battery anxiety as simply part of owning a wearable. Nobody questions whether this trade-off is actually necessary. The assumption runs deep enough that most people stopped imagining alternatives. ⬇︎

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This Tiny Magnetic Slider Wants You to Keep Holding It After the Cut

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ARTICLE – Most utility knives live a short, forgettable life. You dig one out of a drawer, slice through packing tape, and toss it back into whatever junk pile it came from. The cut happens, the tool vanishes, and you move on without a second thought. Nothing about that transaction invites you to hold it

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Victorinox finally put a pocket clip and locking blade on a Swiss Army Knife – here’s why it matters

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ARTICLE – “Evolve or die” gets tossed around in boardrooms and business seminars like confetti. Most brands nod along, then quietly keep doing what they’ve always done. Victorinox just carved that mantra into aluminum. The new Synergy Alox is a Swiss Army Knife with two things fans have begged for and purists have resisted: a

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Someone Built a Custom GPU Just to Power a Giant LEGO Game Boy

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ARTICLE – Most retro gaming projects treat nostalgia as a software problem. Load an emulator, map some buttons, slap the interface onto whatever display sits nearby, and call it a tribute. The original experience gets compressed into convenience, and something tactile disappears in the process. The warm glow of that pea-green screen, the deliberate physicality

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The $28 Phone Accessory That Lets You See Things Invisible to the Naked Eye

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ARTICLE – Most people think microscopes belong in science labs or classrooms. They picture bulky equipment that costs hundreds of dollars and requires a degree to operate. The Skybasic Wireless Digital Microscope proves that assumption wrong by turning your phone into a microscope for under $30. Regular price: $39.99 Deal price (at publish time): $28.48

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This Titanium EDC Knife Moves Like a Tiny Machine, and That’s the Point

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ARTICLE – Most EDC tools sit still until you need them. They disappear into pockets, wait for cardboard, then return to silence. The SyncraBlade treats that idle time as wasted potential. 🔥 Launch Day Special: $127 (38% off $201 MSRP) Campaign ends: January 20, 2026 Delivery: May 2026 Shipping: Free worldwide Where to back: SyncraBlade

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Lenovo’s ThinkPad Rollable XD is the laptop that scrolls up and shows its screen through the lid

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ARTICLE – Most laptop upgrades feel the same: a slightly faster chip, a slightly brighter panel, and a new sticker on the palm rest. Lenovo’s ThinkPad Rollable XD Concept is one of the rare designs that actually changes what a laptop is. Open, it starts as a compact 13.3-inch ThinkPad. Swipe, and the flexible OLED

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Xiaomi 17 Ultra turns your phone into a Leica-style camera rig with a 1-inch sensor and a rotary zoom ring

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NEWS – Most flagship phones pretend to compete on cameras while actually competing on the same sensors, the same software tricks, and the same marketing language. The Xiaomi 17 Ultra is the first phone in years that feels like it was designed by someone who actually shoots with their phone, not someone who approves spec

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How to 3D Print a Mockup of Apple’s Foldable iPhone

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ARTICLE – You can 3D print the foldable iPhone today. Not a working phone, but a physical mockup built from leaked CAD dimensions that lets you hold, fold, and judge the form factor for yourself. Apple’s rumored foldable, often referred to as the iPhone Fold, reportedly won’t ship until late 2026. The shape? You can

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What Happens When Blind Navigation Stops Being Reactive

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CES 2026 NEWS – Most accessibility technology settles for workarounds. It finds clever ways to route around limitations rather than confronting them directly. The white cane extends reach by a few feet. Screen readers translate visual interfaces into audio. Smartphone apps identify objects when you point your camera at them. Each solution adds capability, but

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The iPhone Fold Might Finally Kill the Crease

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ARTICLE – Every foldable phone ships with the same compromise. No matter how premium the materials, no matter how smooth the hinge, there is always a crease running down the center of the display. You can see it. You can feel it. Samsung has spent years refining the Z Fold line, and the crease is

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Google Finally Lets You Change Your Gmail Address – But There’s a Catch

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ARTICLE – Your Gmail address was supposed to be forever. That was the deal. You picked a username in 2006, maybe something clever, maybe something you regret, and Google made it clear: this is your identity now. Every login, every YouTube comment, every Drive folder, every password recovery, all of it chained to a string

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This Two-Sided Watch Band Is a Bad Idea From the Bottom Up

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CES 2026 NEWS – There’s no polite way to say this. The Smartlet is a bad idea. A Paris-based startup is announcing a $418 stainless steel watch band at CES 2026 that lets you wear a mechanical watch on top of your wrist and hide a smartwatch underneath. Both devices. Same wrist. Stacked. The pitch

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Perisphere Smart Headphones: Your Personal Immersive Cinema That Disappears When You Don’t Need It

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CES 2026 News – Every portable display makes you choose: commit to the headset experience or don’t bother. Perisphere from Geeks Loft tries something different. Dual screens that rotate down when you want them, then disappear into what looks like a pair of headphones when you don’t. Your browser does not support the video tag.

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Tacray MP1 Review: A Titanium Pen That Hides a Full Toolkit in Plain Sight

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REVIEW – Nobody asks what’s in your pocket when you clip a pen there. It’s invisible. Expected. Boring. Which is exactly why the smartest EDC tools don’t look like tools at all. They look like office supplies. The moment you strap on a holster or hang a pouch from your belt, you’ve announced yourself. But

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Would You Buy a Foldable iPhone? This 3D Printed Mockup Based on Leaked Specs Might Help You Decide

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ARTICLE – Apple’s foldable iPhone has lived in the rumor mill for years, always “coming soon” but never quite arriving. That changed when a Reddit user took leaked CAD dimensions and rumored screen specs and did something clever: they 3D printed a physical mockup you can actually hold. The result sits in your palm like

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