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Macro pads have always operated on the assumption that a handful of keys is enough. Most offer between six and 24 programmable buttons, which covers a tidy shortcut setup until it doesn’t, when a workflow shifts or a new application joins the rotation. Running out of keys usually means buying a second pad, stacking it…
Our obsession with productivity has created a technology landscape that values data over discipline. We are encouraged to believe the path to better work is paved with more features, more integrations, and more automation, leading to tools that are powerful yet overwhelming. These systems promise efficiency by tracking our every move, analyzing habits, and optimizing…
Here’s what happens when you join a Zoom call right now: you click the link, wait for the app to launch, find the mute button, realize your camera is on when you’re still in pajamas, hunt for that toggle, then minimize the window to keep working. Six actions, multiple windows, all muscle memory you’ve built…
Audio setups for creators have long followed a predictable pattern: buy a microphone, download some software, spend an afternoon reading forums about signal chains, and still end up with a slightly imperfect result. Elgato spent five years watching that process play out across hundreds of thousands of real setups. Wave Next is what they built…
Ever feel like your workspace is almost perfect, but you’re still reaching for that one tool to truly make it your own? As someone who spends more time at my desk than I’d like to admit, I know the hunt for the right creative gear never really ends. That’s why the Binepad BNK-16 macropad caught…
For the uninitiated, 3D printing is a fairly complex process. You can’t just hit print the way you do on a regular printer – a 3D printer needs preparation, a bit of technical know-how, and knowing the language of a printer, by which I mean understanding how a 3D printer looks at 3D models. Sounds…
Most artists will agree with my point of view that ‘digital’ is NEVER the same as ‘physical’. We use styluses because they’re the closest things to pencils and crayons, and sketching with your finger or mashing buttons on a screen doesn’t feel anywhere as intuitive as actually working with real materials and media. That being…
I’ll come clean – I’m not a Minecraft guy, but I do love myself some gaming accessories, and this one from Roberto Del Gesso just gets me beaming even though I’m not invested in the Minecraft franchise. Dubbed the KreepBoard, it’s a Minecraft-specific macro pad that enhances your gameplay by allowing you to quickly access…
The world has moved on, but I’m sure Jeffrey Toobin still remembers that horrific day when he got caught in an indecent act on a video call because he accidentally left his camera open. The CNN anchor came under the ire of the internet that day, and to be honest, I don’t blame him –…
It isn’t often that a company’s logo translates well to actual hardware. Like the Ferrari logo is niche, and doesn’t apply to actual products, but the Mercedes-Benz logo, which could easily be a keyring, a steering wheel, or rims. Another example is the Batarang, which, out of either sheer coincidence or great branding, looks exactly…