Xiaomi has revealed the Xiaomi 18 Fold, and the timing is almost impossible to miss. The company says its new wide-screen foldable will launch in China on September 7, just two days before Apple is expected to show its first foldable iPhone at its September 9 event. That means Xiaomi gets to introduce this shape […]
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I went into my hands-on with the Galaxy S26 FE expecting Samsung to show me a less expensive S26 with a few obvious cuts. Instead, the first thing I noticed was how little it felt like a cut-price phone. It’s a 6.7-inch phone, yet it felt light in my hand. That sounds like a small
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I was sitting on an airplane when I pulled out the RISION Magic and started looking around the cabin. The people nearby suddenly had visible heat signatures. Faces, hands, and other exposed areas stood out against the cooler surroundings in a way my phone camera could never show. It was a fun demonstration, but the
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I expected PCIe 5.0 storage to be the expensive option. It usually is. You pay more for the newest interface, then spend the next few months explaining why you needed it. That was not the decision I had in front of me. While pricing PCIe 3.0, PCIe 4.0, and PCIe 5.0 drives, the 2TB Kingston
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Back to school tech lists repeat the same five items every August. A laptop, headphones, a backpack, a lamp, a power strip. You end up with a desk that works fine and says nothing at all about the person sitting at it. Divoom builds for the gap that list leaves open, which is why these
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Samsung’s Galaxy Book6 Edge is now available in the U.S., and the interesting part isn’t another AI PC badge. It’s that Samsung is putting Qualcomm’s…
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The easy answer is no. The more useful answer is that we keep judging the passport before we judge the watch. Price: $3,499 Where to Buy: Peacock That’s what makes the Peacock Haiyi Tourbillon Yu Limited Edition interesting. Not because it turns China into Switzerland overnight. It doesn’t. Not because every collector should suddenly forget
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If XREAL Aura is the future of XR glasses, then the future is finally starting to look less ridiculous. It’s also still priced like a bet, not a normal gadget recommendation. That’s the tension XREAL has created with Aura. On paper, these are exactly the kind of extended reality glasses I want the industry to
Small creator shops run into the same problem over and over: the product idea changes faster than the equipment can keep up. A tumbler points you toward one workflow, a hoodie another, a phone case another, and a transfer decal another. At some point, the cost stops being one printer and starts being the pile
xTool O1 Omni targets the four-printer problem for creators Read More
Apple spent two years talking about a smarter Siri. On June 8, 2026, the company finally showed it. The WWDC 2026 keynote introduced Siri AI, a rebuilt voice assistant that runs inside its own standalone app, carries on conversations, and understands context across your apps. The operating system updates get a public beta next month
Apple Siri AI overhaul unveiled at WWDC 2026 with standalone app Read More
ASUS used its Computex 2026 keynote to show a full ecosystem rather than a single flagship. Every category received an AI upgrade, from creator laptops down to a new tablet and a desktop tower that could pass for furniture. It was a broad presentation. Headlining the lineup are the ProArt P16 and P14, which become
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I just spent four days inside Xpeng’s world leading up to the 2026 Beijing Auto Show, and I’m still trying to process what I saw. Cars threading through Beijing chaos like a taxi driver who’s been on the job for thirty years. Humanoid robots in active development. A flying car with 7,000 orders on the
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The best new gadgets of May 2026 don’t share a category, just a release date. There’s a pet air purifier that catches fur before it ever reaches the HEPA filter, the first Garmin built around wellness over training, a Snapdragon X2 Elite Copilot+ laptop that clears a full workday on battery, and a $599 launch
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You know that stomach drop you feel the moment the power clicks off on a hot July afternoon. The hum of the fridge cuts, the kitchen goes quiet, and you start doing the math in your head. How long until the ice cream sweats through the carton. How long before the chicken you prepped for
BLUETTI FridgePower Keeps Your Fridge Alive When the Grid Fails Read More
Pocket printers usually pick a lane. Polaroid wants you printing photos. Phomemo wants you printing labels. Nothing on the shelf has tried to handle photos, stickers, heat-transfer t-shirt prints, and temporary tattoos out of the same box. INKWON’s first product, the INKWON TAG, makes exactly that pitch on Kickstarter. INKWON Printing is a Kowloon, Hong
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If you’ve spent any time looking at AI hiking exoskeletons, you’ve noticed something quietly weird about the entire category. Every suit on the market wants to talk about going up. The marketing is always uphill switchbacks, summit selfies, climbers arriving fresher than the friend who didn’t strap in. That’s the whole pitch. Climb harder, sweat
You know the moment. The backyard is finally green, the light is lingering past 7 p.m., and your dog is parked at the door with the look. The “please just let me go” look. And you’re standing there doing the math you’ve been doing for years. Are the gates closed. Does the neighbor have people
Your 5-ton AC unit pulls roughly 6,000 watts the moment the compressor kicks on. Your well pump needs another 2,000. The home office, the fridge, the router, the security cameras, the medical equipment in the spare bedroom: it all adds up fast. When the grid drops in the middle of a July heatwave or a
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Pool cleaning is one of those chores that never feels finished. You skim the surface, vacuum the floor, scrub the walls, attack the waterline with a brush, and by the time you’re done, you’ve burned through the better part of a morning. Your back hurts. Your knees hurt. And next week, you get to do
Talosbo C1 Pool Robot Drops to $341, Runs 3 Hours and Cleans Floor, Walls, and Waterline Read More
Pool opening season is the great equalizer. It doesn’t matter how much you spent on the cover, how carefully you winterized, or how confidently you told yourself this spring would be different. You pull the tarp back, stare at months of accumulated leaves and murky sediment, and seriously consider whether concrete would’ve been the smarter
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