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Most garden structures ask one thing of you: sit still and enjoy the shade. A pergola is a pergola, a gazebo is a gazebo, and neither one particularly cares what the afternoon light is doing. Michael Jantzen’s Interactive Garden Pavilion operates on a different premise entirely, one where the occupant has as much say over…
Imagine treating a tile as a medium for light. Not the ambient glow of a strip along the ceiling, or the directional punch of a spotlight, but something more architectural and intimate. That’s the premise behind Glowtile, a modular lighting system designed by RedDuo for the Italian lighting brand Leucos, and it’s one of those…
Most tablets arrive as sealed objects with decisions already made for you: storage is fixed, the battery is buried somewhere inaccessible, and the operating system is whatever the manufacturer chose. You use the device on those terms until it slows down or falls out of software support, and then you replace it. Brax Technologies, the…
Dead battery anxiety is real, and for most people, the solution is either a power bank they forgot to charge or a desperate search for an outlet. Flagship phones have been getting faster at charging for years, but none of them have gone back to the one fix that actually solves the problem: a battery…
Action cameras and rugged phones have always solved slightly different problems. One survives the adventure; the other documents it. Bringing both means two devices, two cables, and two things to lose in a river. Ulefone’s RugOne Xsnap 7 Pro tries to close that split by putting a detachable magnetic action camera directly on the back…
For years, smartphone makers have been quietly taking things away. The removable battery went first, then the headphone jack, then anything else that made a phone feel repairable or adaptable. TECNO showed up at MWC 2026 with a different idea, bringing a collection of concepts that go in the opposite direction, adding to the phone…
Most lighting is still sold as fixed objects: a floor lamp for the living room, a task lamp for the desk, a strip for the TV, each designed for one spot and one job. That clashes with the way people actually live now, moving desks, rearranging rooms, switching from work to play in the same…
Business laptops have spent years getting thinner without getting more useful. The result is a category of machines that travel well and perform adequately, but ask them to flex beyond their fixed configuration, and they politely refuse. A second screen means a separate bag. Different ports mean a separate adapter. Lenovo’s ThinkBook Modular AI PC…
There’s a greasy phone screen somewhere in your immediate past. Maybe it was a dumpling, maybe it was a bowl of noodles, maybe it was something with a suspiciously orange sauce. Either way, you were eating and scrolling at the same time, and the evidence is still on the glass. Nobody’s proud of it, but…
Filling yet another portable SSD means labeling it, tossing it into a drawer next to three others, and mentally tracking what lives where. Storage upgrades usually mean buying a whole new enclosure, then juggling multiple icons on your desktop and physical clutter in your bag, even though you really just needed more capacity on the…