NEWS – Google launched the Pixel 10a today, and if you were hoping for a full redesign of the A-series, this isn’t it. The $499 starting price hasn’t moved. Most of the spec sheet reads like a copy-paste from the 9a. What Google did change sits in two spots that actually matter when you’re living […]
Google Pixel 10a: 7 Things That Changed (and Didn’t) Read More
Gaming laptop collaborations have trained people to expect a sticker job. Print a character on an existing lid, swap one accent color, and call it a special edition. Buyers have seen that formula so many times that most don’t look twice anymore. The Asus ROG Flow Z13-KJP, built with Kojima Productions, skips it entirely. Price:
What A Gaming Tablet Looks Like When Kojima Productions Controls The Design Read More
Between runway shows, photographers have minutes to deliver images that used to take hours to process. Designers expect selects by morning. Brands want street style live before the day ends. During Fashion Week, editing time becomes the real bottleneck. Evoto AI Photo Editor Learn more: Try Evoto AI Evoto cites a pattern where editing can
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ARTICLE – The Swiss Army Knife hasn’t changed much since your grandfather carried one. Same scales, same tweezers wedged into the same slot, same basic tool lineup that Victorinox has refined over the decades but never truly reimagined. Keyport, the EDC company behind the Pivot 2.0 key organizer and four successful campaigns since 2013, sees
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Most Valentine’s gift guides treat thoughtful and practical like opposite things. Flowers get called thoughtful. Tools get called practical. The split doesn’t make sense, but it creates a market where gifts either sit on a nightstand for two days or solve problems nobody has. EDC gear works differently because you carry it every day, which
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Thumbstuds became default because they worked across every lock type Benchmade and Spyderco tested in the 1990s, not because they’re fastest or most intuitive. That inheritance stuck around long enough that most people assume it’s the only reliable way to open a folder one-handed. It isn’t. Crossbar mechanisms deploy from two grip positions, front flippers
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ARTICLE – Small cameras usually force a choice between portability and capability. This one refuses to. At just 54 g, the Xtra Atto is a hands free wearable camera that shoots 4K video at 60fps and mounts where phones struggle. The wide 143 degree field of view and real time stabilization keep footage usable while
8 Features That Make This 54g Wearable Camera Punch Above Its Weight Read More
Most adults think kids’ EDC is just smaller versions of what they carry. That misses the point entirely. Kids don’t need tactical pens or multi-tools with 14 functions they’ll never use. They need gear that solves the specific problems they face between recess, homework, and figuring out how to organize their backpacks without losing everything
EDC Gear Kids Actually Want to Carry Every Day Read More
Your phone’s flashlight outputs maybe 50 lumens and drains your battery in fifteen minutes. A dedicated EDC flashlight delivers 800 to 8,000 lumens, runs for hours on separate batteries, and costs less than dinner for two. The difference matters the first time you need to check under a car hood at night, navigate a power
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Most people who work in hybrid setups don’t actually struggle with the work itself. What breaks down is the translation layer between how your brain prefers to process information and how your tools force you to store it. Paper feels immediate and natural, right up until you need to reference something from three months ago
Analog Meets Digital: 5 Tools for the Hybrid Worker Read More
EDC coverage defaults to knives. Blade steel launches dominate feeds, deployment mechanisms generate headlines, and pocket clips spark thousand-comment debates about tip-up versus tip-down carry. Meanwhile, genuinely useful tools slip through without fanfare because they solve problems instead of generating marketing noise. The Gadgeteer tracked dozens of everyday carry releases the past year, and these
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Laptop launches happen in waves at CES, and most of what gets announced is noise. Processor bumps that look impressive on spec sheets but vanish in real use. Display brightness claims that sound dramatic until you realize the difference between 800 and 900 nits doesn’t register to human eyes in typical lighting. Battery estimates that
8 ASUS Laptops from CES 2026 That Actually Changed Something Read More
NEWS – On January 23, 2026, NAVEE held its first global brand strategy event at the Computer History Museum in Silicon Valley. This was not a typical product launch. It was a statement of intent. The company is making a clear push to evolve from a micro mobility brand into something much bigger, what it
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ARTICLE – Your chair is either supporting your workday or quietly undermining it, one small ache at a time. It starts small. Maybe a twinge in the lower back after a long video call, or shoulders that feel like concrete by Friday afternoon. Traditional office chairs treat everyone the same way: pick a height, lock
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REVIEW – I’m not a coffee snob by any means. In fact, I didn’t start drinking coffee until I was in my thirties. However, that doesn’t stop me from appreciating a good cup of coffee, especially in the morning. Over the years, I transitioned from using instant coffee to grinding my own beans. Despite this
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ARTICLE – Somewhere between the Kindle and the smartphone sits a category of devices that promise the best of both worlds: e-ink readability without notification distractions, plus the flexibility of Android apps when you need them. The DuRobo Krono plants itself firmly in that space, packaging a 6.13-inch e-ink display with a full Android operating
CES 2026 NEWS – Robotic mowers are not just getting smarter. They are finally getting practical. CES 2026 delivered 17 new models from 10 brands, and the technology gap between interesting concept and ready for your yard has essentially closed. Wire free installation is now standard. AWD and 4WD drivetrains dominate. Two models walked away
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CES 2026 NEWS – After 15 years of covering CES, I thought I knew what to expect. This was my first year as owner and editor-in-chief of The Gadgeteer, though, and that shift in responsibility brought a different kind of learning curve. Here’s what nobody tells you about CES: the show floor isn’t where the
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CES 2026 NEWS – Smart glasses have struggled because they rarely behave like something you would actually wear all day. Even Realities positions the Even G2 as everyday display smart glasses designed to show you information quietly without making you look like a tech demo. Instead of chasing cameras or flashy features, the company focuses
I Wore the Even G2 Through All of CES and Nobody Knew They Were Smart Glasses Read More
CES 2026 NEWS – Most homeowners own three or four seasonal machines that each sit idle for months. Yarbo’s M Series, unveiled at CES 2026, replaces them with a single 36V modular platform: one tracked robot core with swap-on modules for mowing, snow clearing, leaf collection, and trimming. Two battery options, 10Ah and 20Ah, scale
One Yard Robot That Handles Mowing, Snow, Leaves, and Trimming: Yarbo M Series at CES 2026 Read More