ANBERNIC has been busy lately, making retro handhelds in every shape you can think of. There’s the clamshell. The slider. Earlier this year, the brand even launched a wireless controller with a built-in heart rate monitor. But the RG Rotate might be the company’s most fun design yet, because at first glance, you’d never guess […]
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Earth Day falls on April 22 this year, and the timing couldn’t be more fitting to take stock of the tech you carry, charge, and rely on every day. The sustainability conversation has moved well past reusable bags and metal straws. It’s now embedded in the materials, manufacturing, and power sources behind the gadgets that
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The USB-C port quietly replaced everything. Your phone charges with it. Your laptop charges with it. Your earbuds, your tablet, your game controller. And yet most EDC gear still ships with micro-USB ports or proprietary magnetic pucks that require their own dedicated cable, which inevitably lives at the bottom of a drawer you forgot existed.
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Xiaomi isn’t just making phones anymore. The company’s smart home lineup has quietly grown into one of the most complete ecosystems in consumer tech, covering everything from robot vacuums with triple-camera AI systems to espresso machines that wouldn’t look out of place in a specialty coffee shop. While brands like Google and Amazon grab smart
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The last couple of weeks in gadgets weren’t loud. No Apple keynotes, no Samsung Unpacked, no trade show floors packed with press badges. And yet the stuff that actually shipped or got announced during that quiet stretch is wilder than most of the products fighting for stage time at CES. A desktop PC shaped like
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Project Hail Mary is the rare sci-fi movie that makes you want to buy things. Not merch. Not posters. Actual tools. Dr. Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) spends two and a half hours fixing, cutting, measuring, and improvising aboard a spacecraft built entirely around the idea that reliable gear matters more than flashy interfaces. Production designer
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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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The Artemis II crew launched on April 1, 2026, and the gear they packed says a lot about how far space tech has come. Some of it was built for deep space. Some of it you could buy at a mall. All of it had to earn a spot on one of the biggest missions
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Most desktops don’t make you do a double take. You see a tower, a slab, maybe a small box tucked behind a monitor, and you move on. The Lenovo Yoga Mini i Gen 11 is different. It’s a circular, aluminum puck that weighs 600 grams, takes up less space than a coffee coaster, and quietly
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Most smart kitchen appliances add a touchscreen and call it a feature. Wine collectors don’t need another screen. They need something that understands why a 2018 Burgundy shouldn’t sit next to a chilled Riesling. Samsung thinks its newest product can figure that out on its own. The company launched the Infinite AI Wine Refrigerator in
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