Posts about a variety of topics which are not news and are not reviews.
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 […]
A2C One-Lock Ultra Series Introduces a 3-in-1 Mount for Bikes, Motorcycles and Cars Read More
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. ⬇︎
The Garmin that claims you’ll never charge it again Read More
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
This Tiny Magnetic Slider Wants You to Keep Holding It After the Cut Read More
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
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
Someone Built a Custom GPU Just to Power a Giant LEGO Game Boy Read More
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
The $28 Phone Accessory That Lets You See Things Invisible to the Naked Eye Read More
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
This Titanium EDC Knife Moves Like a Tiny Machine, and That’s the Point Read More
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
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
How to 3D Print a Mockup of Apple’s Foldable iPhone Read More
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
The iPhone Fold Might Finally Kill the Crease Read More
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
Google Finally Lets You Change Your Gmail Address – But There’s a Catch Read More
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
ARTICLE – Here’s the dirty secret about everyday carry gear: most of it isn’t everyday carry. That chunky multitool lives in your drawer because it made your pocket bulge. Even the so-called compact keychain tools end up forgotten because they jangle, snag, or require two hands to operate. The sleek knife sits on your desk
This Tiny Titanium Keychain Tool Replaces Half the Stuff You Actually Carry Read More
ARTICLE – You know that friend who buys the weirdest, most overengineered version of everything? The one with the titanium toothpick and the $200 pen that writes upside down in zero gravity? That friend is going to lose their entire mind over the Titaner Trident. This titanium zipper lock has three levels of mechanical
The Titaner Trident Might Be the Most Overengineered Zipper Lock Ever Made Read More
ARTICLE – Most standing desks fail the same way. The single motor strains under load, creating an audible whine that announces every height adjustment to the entire household. The frame wobbles when you lean into a deadline. The particleboard desktop warps after eighteen months of coffee rings and elbow pressure, developing a visible bow that
Vernal Executive Standing Desk: The Gift That Outlasts Everything Else Under the Tree Read More
Article – Google’s official Pixelsnap wireless charger just dropped to $29.99 at Amazon. First discount since launch. ⬇︎ Jump to summary Regular Price: $39.99 Deal Price: $29.99 Where to buy: Amazon Why This Deal Matters The Pixel 10 series brought Qi2 and magnets to Android in a way Samsung passed on this year. Google went
Google Pixelsnap Qi2 Charger Gets First Ever Discount Read More
ARTICLE – Two hundred dollars. That’s the price of a nice dinner for two, a tank of gas in some states, or apparently, an entire 120-inch home cinema system. TCL’s new C1 projector landed with a price tag so low I triple-checked the spec sheet to make sure someone hadn’t misplaced a digit. The projector
TCL C1 Projector: A $199 Home Cinema That Costs Less Than AirPods Pro Read More
ARTICLE – Hearing loss creeps in slowly. You ask people to repeat themselves more often, then start turning the TV up a few notches higher than anyone else needs it. At some point, restaurants stop being worth the effort because background noise drowns out conversation. Nearly 30 million American adults live with some degree of
ARTICLE – Most massage chairs push against your muscles. The Lifevibe Prime resonates through them. Built on vibroacoustic therapy principles developed in Nordic rehabilitation clinics, this chair treats relaxation as a full-body frequency experience, not just surface-level pressure. You know the feeling. You sink into a massage chair after a brutal week, rollers grinding into
The Massage Chair That Uses Sound Frequencies Instead of Just Pressure Read More
ARTICLE – Let me tell you what I would destroy with this thing. Amazon packages. Every single one. Those impossible-to-open clamshell packages that make you question your life choices. Zip ties on new cables. The tags on shirts I’m too impatient to find scissors for. The tape on moving boxes. Loose threads on my jacket
This Tiny Tungsten Blade Exists to Destroy Your Amazon Packages Read More