Wokyis M5 Retro Dock: Mac mini Gets a 1984 Glow-Up
Your Mac mini is a beige-ish cube that screams 2024. The Wokyis M5 Retro Dock drops a tiny Macintosh face on top so 1984 can crash your desk setup – with a 5-inch sidekick display, a port party, and an M.2 slot for people who still believe in local storage. The 10Gbps tier often lands […]
Logitech Mobi Fold: The Pocket Brick That Clicks Quietly
Laptop trackpads are fine until they are not. The Logitech Mobi Fold is the Arc-mouse spiritual successor that folds into a ~2.2 x 2.5 inch pocket rectangle, weighs about 2 oz, and costs $79.99. Unfold to power on; fold to power off. Theater kids for cursors, rejoice. Specs that matter on a cafe table: Adaptive […]
TimeXplayer V2: The Matchbook Mouse That Doomscrolls
Most travel mice still want a whole palm. The TimeXplayer V2 from Mivix is a matchbook with opinions: about 38 g, roughly 51.5 x 45 x 13.5 mm, two buttons, a clickable scroll wheel, and a 2.4 GHz dongle that hides inside the shell. Crowdfund early birds have hovered near $49-$55 against an ~$85 planned […]
Kindle Scribe Colorsoft: Big Notes, Now With Actual Color
Amazon finally put color on the big write-on Kindle. The Kindle Scribe Colorsoft is an 11-inch paper-ish slab for reading, annotating, and scribbling notebooks without pretending grayscale highlighters are a personality. List pricing lands around $630 for 32GB and $680 for 64GB – which is “mortgage a coffee habit” money, not “impulse at checkout” money. […]
OrigamiSwift Folds a Full-Size Mouse Into a 40g Travel Slab
Most travel mice make you pick a side: tiny and miserable, or full-size and bag-hostile. The OrigamiSwift refuses the choice. It is a 40g origami brick that folds flatter than a passport, then snaps into a real mouse shape in under half a second. Designer Horace Lam’s fold has been kicking around as the myAir.0 […]
iPhone Duo: Apple’s First Foldable Finally Opens Up
Apple just did the thing the rumor mill has been yelling about for years: a real foldable iPhone. The iPhone Duo is a book-style flip with a pocketable cover screen and, when you open it, the largest iPhone display Apple has ever shipped. It is thin, titanium, and priced like a small used car that […]
8BitDo Retro 18: Your Teacher Was Wrong About Calculators
Your math teacher said you couldn’t carry a calculator everywhere. Cute theory. The 8BitDo Retro 18 is an 18-key mechanical numpad that flips into a standalone calculator with a glowing nine-digit seven-segment display—NES energy for your spreadsheet addiction. The Amazon N Edition usually lands around $44.99, which is aggressively reasonable for hot-swap clickies that also […]
Custom Photoshop Toolbar Keyboard
If you spend much time working in Photoshop and use macros to do repetitive tasks you might want to check out this custom keyboard. This keypad is designed specifically for Photoshop and will speed up your work. Some things you can do with this Photoshop keyboard include; Adjust brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, color balance, opacity, […]
Take Back Your Email – The Helm Personal Server
If you don’t trust the big guys to store your data (email, files, and photos) maybe it is time you took things into your own hands, without all of the hard work. Sure, you could set up your own email and file server but the email side of things is a bit trickier than you […]
Apple’s First 8-Core MacBook Pro
Another day, another Apple speedbump. This one, however, is pretty big as the latest 15-inch MacBook Pro now comes with an Intel 8-core (9th-generation) processor. In real-world tests that means it should be two times faster than the previous 4-core version. Take that and mix in, the Retina display, SSD hard drives, the T2 security […]