Project Ava: Razer’s Desk Hologram Promises A Personal AI Wingman And That Is Terrifying
Razer announced Project Ava at CES, a tiny glass chamber that projects an animated companion and plugs into xAI's Grok engine. It looks like a prop from a near-future movie and acts like a personalized assistant that never leaves your desk. What matters right now is not the anime aesthetics or the c ...
GitHub Universe Badge Is The Most Insane Conference Badge We’ve Seen So Far
At first glance, the GitHub Universe badge reads like playful swag, a full color screen with a few built-in games and a clever little Tamagotchi. What it quietly does that matters right now is run as a standalone, battery-powered, WiFi-enabled printed circuit board with accessible general-purpose pi ...
LEGO Smart Play System: Why Interactive Bricks Could Rewrite How Kids And Adults Play
The LEGO Smart Play System arrived with the kind of breathless demo that feels designed to create a small culture quake. Bricks that light up, minifigures that burp and respond, and a promise that your creation will "play back" with you. That matters now because toys that used to be static objects a ...
Sentinel XR Gaming Glasses Will Make Your Phone Screen Obsolete, And That Changes Everything
The creators behind a popular elite mobile controller have launched an audacious follow up. They call it the Sentinel XR, billed as the first glasses built explicitly for gamers, and the pitch does not mince words. A virtual 180 inch display, a 52 degree field of view, 1 millisecond response time an ...
ATLAS Is Superhuman, But The Real Value Is What It Lets Us Stop Doing
ATLAS is presented as a superhuman robot built to perform and built to work. That claim matters now because the conversation has shifted from spectacle to service.
The transcript that accompanies ATLAS is short on specifics but heavy on intent. For five years the creators say they have been takin ...
UltraBar X Might Replace Your Desktop Workflow And Still Break The One Thing You Rely On
UltraBar X arrives with a confident claim. It wants to reorganize the desktop by turning scattered tools and one-off accessories into a single modular command center that can act whether a computer is on or off.
The reason this matters now is simple. Desktops have become ecosystems of software, w ...
OMTech Aurora DTF Printer Exposes The One Business Edge Most Makers Ignore
The moment a maker sees the claim "true 14 inch printable width" it sounds like marketing copy. With OMTech Aurora DTF Printer, the difference between marketing and real output is practical and measurable. This matters now because small apparel brands and home studios are choking on inefficiency, an ...
InkJoy Frame: The ePaper Canvas That Tricks Your Eyes Into Thinking It Is Paper
The first thing the InkJoy Frame asks you to do is not to treat it like a screen. It wants to be looked at the way you look at a print on your mantel, not the way you glance at a glowing rectangle. That pitch matters because homes are full of screens, and most of them demand attention rather than in ...
TCL Note A1 Finally Makes Paper Obsolete, And The Trade Off Nobody Is Talking About
The moment a product invites you to stop using paper and start thinking on a single slab of glass, you expect grand promises. The TCL Note A1 does not shy away from those promises. It positions itself as the antidote to scattered notes, broken workflows, and the friction that turns ideas into chores ...
How To Choose The Best Crypto Services For Family Offices
As digital assets mature into a recognized asset class, family offices are increasingly evaluating crypto as part of broader wealth management and diversification strategies. Unlike hedge funds or retail investors, family offices operate with a long-term horizon, complex governance structures, and a ...
Cleaning Of The Future: Gadgets & Habits To Give You Back 100 Hours A Year
Cleaning has always been part of daily life. Not dramatic. Not optional. Just something that quietly eats into evenings, weekends, and mental space. A few minutes here. An hour there. Add it up over a year, and the number gets uncomfortable. This is exactly why approaches focused on quiet maintenanc ...
Electroluminescent Screen Turns A Giant Lego Game Boy Into A CRT Dream You Won’t Believe
Electroluminescent Screen is a phrase you expect in niche signage and industrial panels, not the centerpiece of a giant Game Boy built from 3D printed bricks. That is the precise provocation behind this project. The maker was not chasing specs, they were chasing feeling.
The result is uncanny. A ...
Tron 2 Is $7,000 And It Might Break Humanoid Robotics As We Know It
The price is the bait and the promise is the hook. For roughly US$7,000 a research lab or startup can now pre order a modular humanoid platform that claims manipulation reach, bipedal agility and a full software pipeline for data, training and deployment. That combination is rare today and it explai ...
Cardputer Just Became A Flipper Zero Rival, And Its Expansion Bus Explains Why
This little pocket computer used to be a curious hobbyist toy. Now it is an obvious threat to much more expensive niche gadgets and a clear invitation to tinkerers who like to push radio and network limits.
M5Stack has released an updated Cardputer that keeps the tiny keyboard and screen but adds ...
Meshtastic Lets You Text When Networks Collapse Which Is Why You Should Care
Cell networks fail. Storms take down towers. Hikers and remote workers lose the only line of communication they assumed would always be there. That is where Meshtastic becomes more than a curiosity. It is a practical system that keeps text based messaging alive when the infrastructure you rely on is ...