The first quarter of 2026 has been relentless. CES set the tone in January with transparent displays, tri-fold phones, and AI-powered everything, and the momentum hasn’t slowed. MWC added fuel in March, Samsung dropped its next flagship, and a handful of smaller companies showed up with products that have no business being this interesting at […]
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Most multi color 3D printers max out at four to eight filaments. Every time they switch colors, they waste material in a purge cycle that dumps unused plastic. The AtomForm Palette 300, the first multi nozzle 3D printer to carry 12 dedicated nozzles, skips that step entirely. AtomForm claims the design cuts filament waste by
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Apple hasn’t said a word about the iPhone 20. That hasn’t stopped the rumor mill from putting together one of the clearest early pictures we’ve seen this far ahead of a launch. Between supply chain leaks, analyst predictions, and a few well-placed Bloomberg reports, the iPhone 20 is shaping up to be the most significant
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Minecraft has spent 15 years as the game people build inside. Starting in 2027, it’ll be a place they can physically walk through. Minecraft World, the first fully immersive theme park land based on the franchise, is coming to Chessington World of Adventures in Greater London. Mojang Studios and Merlin Entertainments made it official during
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Most knife companies charge a premium for clean design. Strip the hardware, hide the pivot, smooth out every line, and the price climbs because making things look simple costs more than leaving screws visible. Kizer took that logic and inverted it with the Drop Bear Zero, a minimalist EDC knife that looks like it belongs
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Spring and summer are creeping up fast, and the familiar itch to figure out what’s going into the bag is back. Travel gadgets shift quickly, but 2026 feels like a year where the changes actually stuck. USB-C standardization is finally doing what it promised. Noise cancellation got small enough to disappear into an ear canal.
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The last premium Xiaomi laptop landed in 2022. Since then, the company focused on phones, smart home gear, and even electric cars, letting competitors fill the gap in the notebook market. That silence ended this week with the Xiaomi Book Pro 14 2026, a machine that doesn’t just mark a return to laptops but announces
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The multitool market looks fundamentally different than it did two years ago. Premium blade steels that once belonged exclusively to custom knife makers are showing up in pliers-based tools. Modular systems let users swap individual implements instead of buying an entirely new unit. Campsite-specific designs are carving out territory that traditional all-rounders never addressed. And
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There’s a certain kind of confidence required to look at a clock, remove the one thing that makes it a clock, and then charge $373 for the result. Balmuda has that confidence. The Japanese electronics company behind some of the most beautifully restrained home products in recent memory decided its next move was something called,
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Jacoosa isn’t a name that shows up in most smartwatch conversations, but the company’s TG38 has been quietly climbing Amazon’s bestseller charts since appearing on the platform in mid-2025. At $30, down from a listed retail price of $200, the spec sheet reads like a clerical error. Price: $29.99 (From $199.99) Where to Buy: Amazon
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