The now, the new, and the next
Technology
Let's start taking even more drones for granted, shall we? DJI just announced the new DJI FlyCart 30, making industrial delivery drone transport feel very ordinary. Targeting scenarios where cargo can be tricky – mountains, offshore, emergency rescue – these long range, high reliability, and large payload capacity drones seem
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For me, transparent flatscreens have been the final 'we live in the future' dream I've been waiting for. It's probably about turning our windows into displays so we can have useful information available on every glass surface. So does a TV count? Let'
Technology
Logitech G ASTRO A50 X LIGHTSPEED gaming headset goes seriously premium, with a base station to switch between Xbox, Playstation and PC.
Technology
In 1999 I completely dismissed the importance of flash memory cards as a storage medium for the future. It taught me big lessons on how to consider a technology's long-term potential.
Technology
ChatGPT reveals the potential for a Knowledge Engine that can speed up our ability to learn.
Media
There's never been a company with such a wide gap between its cultural impact and its economic success. Maybe a little chaos makes sense right now?
Gear
The same price in an inflationary market and some solid updates in camera and features makes it a good year to upgrade if you've been waiting for a few years.
Business
In a year where every business is looking for an excuse to reduce costs, adding a few more 'essential' features to a subscription service can keep you off the cut list.
Technology
From Ethereum's shift to proof-of-stake to Canva, Zoom and Figma making big (but very different) moves, it's been quite a week in tech.
Technology
RGB lights on a laptop stand could be a little much, but the fact these are a bit soft is a feature not a bug.
Samsung
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 has the finesse we've been waiting for to embrace flip phones in the next phase of the smartphone era.
Technology
The Upright Go S wants to help you improve your posture and develop better sitting habits. And it works – as long as you want to actually do the work too.