Capture One Mobile 4.0. Desktop-class editing lands on your iPhone and iPad
Serious mobile editing just got a meaningful upgrade. Capture One Mobile 4.0 has arrived on iPhone and iPad, hauling a…
Digital Cameras Bounce Back. Japan’s Government Sees a Recovery
Few industries are as concentrated in a single country as photography is in Japan. Outside of a handful of European…
LEGO Studio Ghibli. The Totoro set fans keep dreaming about but can’t buy
If you've been refreshing LEGO's product page hoping to snap a brick-built Totoro or a miniature bathhouse from Spirited Away,…
Columbia House Ends. The Last Mail-Order Media Club Signs Off
Remember filling out a tiny card, licking a stamp, and committing to buy a handful of CDs at "regular club…
Kindle Updates. Amazon quietly tightens DRM and shuts a favorite Libby trick
Two software updates rolled out on August 19, 2026 have caught Kindle owners off guard — and not in a…
Your Phone vs the Toolbox. Why the Tape Measure Lost
Quick question: reach into your imaginary toolbox and grab the one thing you'd happily leave behind because your phone can…
SpaceX and Cognition. A rejected offer in the AI coding arms race
Elon Musk's SpaceX is on an AI shopping spree, and not everyone wants to be bought. Just five days after…
Avec Never Forget Anything. The email app that plays personal assistant
Everyone has that email — the one with a deadline buried in paragraph three that you swear you'll circle back…
Serve Robotics rolls out sidewalk delivery bots for Grubhub in two US cities
Ordering takeout in Chicago or Los Angeles now comes with a chance of meeting your courier at knee height. Serve…
Pudu MP2000. The autonomous forklift that lifts two tonnes on its own
Warehouses are messy, unpredictable places, and that's exactly the environment Pudu Robotics is targeting with its latest machine. The MP2000,…