The Rise Of The Diversified Photographer. Why one specialty is no longer enough
Ask a working photographer what they specialize in, and you might get a pause instead of an answer. That hesitation…
Vera C. Rubin Observatory. A 3.2-gigapixel eye that counts galaxies by the half-million
Imagine a camera so vast it can freeze half a million galaxies in a single frame. That's exactly what the…
Silent Hill Townfall. The CRTV gadget that ran on real broken TVs
Most in-game gadgets are faked with a shader and a bit of noise. The CRTV in Silent Hill: Townfall took…
God of War on Prime Video. Kratos, Atreus and Thrud all swap faces
Amazon's live-action retelling of Sony Santa Monica's God of War is going through the kind of turbulence that usually stays…
Casio CRW-H001M-8. The ring watch finally learns to read your body
Casio's original ring watch was a delightful bit of nostalgia-fuelled miniaturization — a functioning timepiece shrunk down to fit on…
Apple Smart Glasses. Health tracking is coming, just not on day one
Apple's long-rumored smart glasses are shaping up to be more than a hands-free display for notifications and calls. According to…
Framework Laptop 13 Pro. Repairable brilliance held hostage by RAM prices
Framework has spent years chasing a single stubborn idea: a laptop you can actually take apart, upgrade and fix without…
HyperX Omen 15. The budget gaming crown slips away in the RAM crunch
Remember when a capable gaming laptop cost you $800? HP does too, and it's quietly moving on. The HyperX Omen…
Remember Me. Rare early photographs trace African American life through the lens
Before Instagram filters and 200-megapixel phone cameras, there was the daguerreotype — a mirror-polished sheet of silver-coated copper that captured…
hololive Dreams. Where rhythm meets RPG on a remote island theme park
Cover Corp has taken a bold swing at the crowded mobile rhythm genre, and the result is hololive Dreams —…