Why Tissot still earns the hype Founded in 1853 in Le Locle by Charles-Félicien and Charles-Émile Tissot, the brand has quietly racked up watchmaking firsts ever since , the first dual-timezone pocket watch (1853), the first mass-produced anti-magnetic wristwatch (the 1930 Antimagnetique), and the world’s first tactile-screen multifunction watch (the original T-Touch in 1999, years […]
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The smart glasses category is having its third loud year in a row, and the shape of the products on the way says more about strategy than any keynote slide. Meta keeps shipping frames that look like regular Ray-Bans. Google and Samsung partnered with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster before partnering on hardware. The Ray-Ban
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Why E Ink phones are having a moment in 2026 More people are trading glossy OLED slabs for phones with E Ink displays that reflect light like paper instead of blasting it at your face. The payoff can be less eye strain, better outdoor readability, and multi-day battery life. The catch? Most E-Ink phones still
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ASUS’s locked in its Computex 2026 plans, and the show floor opens in just over a week. The company’s promising a full walkthrough of its “Ubiquitous AI” ecosystem while ROG marks 20 years of gaming hardware. If you’re tracking new laptops, monitors, or AI PCs, here’s what ASUS’s already teased and why it matters before
ASUS at Computex 2026: ROG Ally 2, SCAR 18, and 5 Things to Watch Before June 2 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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Memorial Day weekend is here, and the speaker you bought three summers ago probably won’t make it through another season. IP67 is now standard at the $50-and-up tier, newer Bluetooth speakers hold connections past 100 feet outdoors (premium picks like the Bose Flex still cap around 30 feet), and the under-$100 tier finally sounds good
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IFA is back on the calendar for fall 2026, and the dates are locked. Berlin’s Messe halls open September 4 to 8 for IFA Berlin 2026, the biggest consumer tech trade show of fall 2026, with CES in Las Vegas as its January counterpart. If you watch the show for laptop reveals, smart home debuts,
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A good multitool turns three pockets into one. It’s the difference between giving up on a roadside fix and getting back on the road, or between finishing a campsite setup at dusk and fumbling in the dark. The category is in a good place. MagnaCut steel has crossed into mainstream blades, modular platforms let you
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The base Galaxy Z Fold 7 is finally cheap enough to take seriously. After ten months of stubborn pricing, the 256GB model is sitting hundreds below its $1,999 launch tag at the big three retailers, and the timing isn’t a coincidence. Samsung’s July Unpacked is expected to center on the Z Fold 8, and inventory
Last Year’s Biggest Fold is Suddenly the Smartest Buy of 2026 Read More
A smartwatch on the wrist glows in your face at 2 a.m., gets caught on sleeves, and asks to be charged the moment you’re ready for bed. A ring sits there quietly, reading the same heart-rate variability and skin temperature data, then hands you a sleep score before coffee. That contrast is the reason smart
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Mini PCs in 2026 finally do what desktop replacements have promised for years. A $499 box now comes with a Ryzen 7 chip, 32GB of DDR5 memory, and a 1TB NVMe drive, and it can fit behind your monitor. The hard part isn’t power anymore. It’s picking the right model for what you do. A
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If your wrist hurts after a long day at the desk, a vertical mouse may be the cheapest fix to try. These mice tilt sideways so your hand rests in a relaxed handshake shape, which keeps your forearm in a more natural spot. In 2026, you finally have real options beyond the same one or
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The biggest shift in this cycle isn’t a new color or a thinner chassis. It’s the rumored removal of the entry-level iPhone 18 from the fall slate, with multiple reliable leakers now pointing to a spring 2027 window. In its place this September, buyers would choose from an iPhone 18 Pro, an iPhone 18 Pro
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Citizen’s stacked one of its busiest release calendars in years, and most of it’s real upgrades, not refresh-by-colorway. The Eco-Drive 50th anniversary anchors the lineup with the limited AQ4091-56W, but the Tsuyosa’s grown up with a rotating bezel and a seconde/seconde/ collab, the Series 8 has slimmed down, and Promaster’s dropping the stealth limiteds collectors
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Memorial Day weekend kicks off peak outdoor season, from coastal trail runs to multi-day basecamps and weekend road trips, and the device most likely to die on you out there is still your phone. A solar power bank solves the math by stacking a usable battery and a built-in panel into a single piece of
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If you’ve been holding out for a price break on the 14-inch MacBook Pro with Apple’s M5 chip, Memorial Day weekend 2026 is delivering. The M5 14-inch only launched in October 2025, and Apple refreshed its base config as recently as March 2026, so real discounts on the latest chip are still rare. This weekend,
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Google I/O 2026 was an AI keynote with a hardware coda. The keynote ran almost entirely on Gemini 3.5, Gemini Spark, a Search rebuild, and agentic tools, then Google saved the last segment for the hardware story it has been building toward for two years: smart glasses. The hardware list out of Shoreline this week
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Soundcore today announced the Liberty 5 Pro and Liberty 5 Pro Max at Anker Day in New York, and they’re the first two products built around Anker’s new co-developed THUS AI chip. The headline trick is on the Pro Max: a 1.78-inch AMOLED touchscreen baked into the charging case that records meetings directly to the
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Anker SOLIX just unveiled the S-Series, a new home-backup line built around a single, very specific promise: keep the fridge running longer than any other 2kWh power station, per Anker. The debut model, the Anker SOLIX S2000, packs 2,010Wh of LiFePO4 capacity, 1,500W of continuous AC output, and the first-ever TÜV SÜD A+ Runtime certification,
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Meta has shelved its 2026 Quest 4 prototypes, pushing the true successor to 2027 at the earliest. Industry reporting from June 2025, leaked internal memos from December 2025, and Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth’s January 2026 Davos interview line up on the same picture: both planned tiers of the next flagship are off the table, and
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