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
Video glasses always sound easy: plug in, get a giant screen, relax. In real life, they can feel fiddly in a way that makes you stop using them after a few days, which is always a small letdown when the whole point is convenience. RayNeo’s Air 4 Pro is being pitched as AR glasses that
These $249 Glasses Project a 201-Inch HDR10 Screen Read More
The baby monitor aisle used to be simple. You picked up a box with a camera and a screen, maybe debated whether you needed night vision, and called it a day. That version of the market still exists, technically. It just happens to sit inside a category that Renub Research now values at $1.22 billion
Baby Monitors Got Smarter: What AI Can Do And What It Cannot Yet 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
Floodlight cameras are great at catching porch pirates and lighting up dark driveways. They’re not so great at making installation painless. Most of them need a hardwired electrical connection, which means you’re either hiring an electrician or getting creative with extension cords that weren’t meant to live outdoors. Reolink’s new Solar Floodlight Cam takes the
Reolink Solar Floodlight Cam: Wire-Free 2K Security, Now $87.99 Read More
The mini PC market isn’t short on horsepower these days, but it’s desperately lacking in personality. ACEMAGIC’s new Retro X5 changes that equation. It’s an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 mini PC wrapped in a shell that looks like it time-traveled straight from 1985, and it’s up for presale now at $959 with shipping
A Retro Mini PC With Serious Desktop-Class Power Read More
ARTICLE – Most people don’t think of their house as a tech product. It’s where you sleep, where you eat, where you argue about what to watch on a Tuesday night. But somewhere between the smart speaker on the counter and the doorbell that texts you when a squirrel walks by, your home quietly became
Your Home Is Getting Smarter Whether You Like It or Not Read More
REVIEW – Tablet computers have been a dream since before the crew emerged from stasis in 2001: A Space Odessey and caught up with what they had missed while hurtling away from the Earth. Since then, Star Trek had their PADDs, and Apple got roundly roasted for calling their tablet “iPad”. We have nearly sixteen
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ARTICLE – Retro gaming hardware typically asks players to adapt. One button layout covers thirty years of design, and you adjust your expectations to match what the hardware can approximate. The Gamestation Go from My Arcade reverses that arrangement by building multiple control methods into a single device and letting each game select what it
Atari Gamestation Go Packs 200+ Retro Titles Into One Feature-Packed Handheld Read More
ARTICLE – Gaming phones still feel like a trade: speed goes up, then comfort goes down. That pattern gets old. You notice it fast. Price: CNY 3,499 ($502), CNY 4,199 ($602) Where to Buy: Redmagic REDMAGIC says the 11 Air lands at 8mm, and that number feels real when a phone slides into a pocket
REDMAGIC 11 Air tries to make gaming phones feel less bulky Read More