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 […]
ASUS Computex 2026 brings AI to every form factor in its lineup Read More
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
Four Days Inside Xpeng: The Self-Driving Car That Fooled a 10-Year Skeptic Read More
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
BLUETTI’s New EnergyPro 13K Can Run Your Entire Home When the Grid Goes Down Read More
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
iGarden K36 Cordless Pool Robot Helps Tackle Spring Pool Cleanup Faster Read More
Most robot lawn mowers ask a lot of you before they’ll do anything. String perimeter wire around the entire yard. Mount an RTK base station somewhere with a clear sky view. Run calibration passes. Wait for GPS lock. Troubleshoot why the thing keeps getting stuck on the garden bed edge at 7am. That’s the category
Most electric bikes want to be taken seriously. They come wrapped in commuter efficiency, marketed with range charts and pedal-assist levels, designed to make you feel responsible. The AOTOS Flux X26 doesn’t care about any of that. It wants you to pop a wheelie. That’s not hyperbole. AOTOS built a one-click wheelie function into this
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Most years, you leave Barcelona with a notebook full of announcements and a mental list of things you’ll forget by April. Incremental updates dressed up as revolutions. Concept phones that will never ship. Folding screens nobody asked for, made slightly less fragile than the ones from the year before. This year felt different. A few
Best of MWC 2026: The Tech That Actually Stopped Us in Barcelona Read More
ARTICLE – You spend 10 hours a day staring at a screen, and it shows. It hits around 2 PM, sometimes earlier. Your eyes glaze over, your shoulders tighten, and your brain shifts into that foggy autopilot mode where you’re technically working but not really present. You grab another coffee. Maybe you step outside for
This Invisible Light Wants to Fix Your Afternoon Slump Read More
ARTICLE – The night before MWC officially opened, AGIBOT brought a robot to the Palacio Real de Pedralbes in Barcelona. The crowd at Showstoppers had come to see new gadgets. What they got was a 131 centimeter machine performing a martial arts sequence, then hip hop choreography, then dropping into a full split on the
AGIBOT’s X2 did a full split at MWC 2026 and you can already rent one Read More
Pre-orders are live today. Here’s why this might be the most collectible piece of gaming hardware in years. I’ve spent the last couple of weeks living with the ASUS ROG Flow Z13 Kojima Productions Edition, and I need to be honest: this is the first piece of tech hardware I genuinely haven’t wanted to send
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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NEWS – Most rugged phones promise durability and deliver compromise. Thicker bezels, slower processors, camera systems that exist to check a marketing box. The 8849 Tank X takes a different approach entirely: it’s an expedition tool that happens to run Android 15, built around systems that actually matter when you’re miles from civilization. Night vision
8849 Tank X is a Night Vision Rugged Smartphone with Integrated Projector Read More
The cables always come back. You tuck them away, coil them neatly, maybe even add a few clips, and three weeks later your desk looks like a charger graveyard again. That cycle happens because modern desks support too many devices at once: monitors, laptops, phones, tablets, webcams, lights, controllers, and the adapters they all demand.
Buyer’s Guide: Desk Cable Management Kits That Actually Declutter Your Workspace Read More
ARTICLE – Spigen just did something genuinely clever with the Classic LS MagFit Case for iPhone 17 Pro. Instead of chasing minimalism or slapping on another carbon fiber texture, the company reached back to 1984 and pulled forward a design language most accessory makers wouldn’t dare touch. The stone colored matte finish, the horizontal ribbing
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