Flashforge Adventurer 5M. A speed-hungry budget printer worth a second look
Entry-level 3D printers used to mean patience — slow layers, fiddly setups, and results that made you question your life…
Safari MCP Server. When your coding agent gets to peek under the browser hood
Debugging a website usually means a human hunched over DevTools, squinting at console errors and network waterfalls. Apple wants to…
OnePlus quietly turns its own web stores into Oppo shop windows
The line between OnePlus and its parent company Oppo has been fading for years, and the latest move erases another…
Fitbit Air. Google’s screen-free tracker bets big on going minimal
Google is doubling down on the idea that a fitness tracker doesn't need a display at all — and according…
PlayStation ends game discs. Why preservation advocates are worried
Sony has drawn a line in the sand: starting in January 2028, PlayStation will stop producing physical discs for all…
Pegasus and CYBERDYNE. A $60M bet on machines that move
The money chasing artificial intelligence has mostly poured into software that lives on servers. A new fund wants to change…
Apptronik Apollo 2. The humanoid that learns on the job in Texas
Apptronik has pulled back the curtain on Apollo 2, a humanoid robot that isn't just built to work — it's…
Vertere Phono-1 LX. A new-generation phono stage tuned for detail
Vinyl playback lives and dies by the phono stage — that unassuming box sitting between your cartridge and your amplifier,…
Annie Leibovitz and the Mexico Filter. When color grading becomes a controversy
Few photographers spark as much conversation as Annie Leibovitz, and her latest project proves the point. A single Instagram post…
Getty and Shutterstock. A $3.7 billion merger unravels over UK rules
The stock photo world's biggest planned marriage is off. Getty Images announced plans to terminate its $3.7 billion merger agreement…