How the Fisker Ocean Became NYC's Rideshare EV After Going Bankrupt
Fisker's bankrupt EV fleet didn't disappear — it became New York City's most unusual rideshare car. Here's how 2,800 Oceans ended up on the streets.
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Philips Hue Essential A19 Review: Finally Affordable, But Read This First
The Philips Hue Essential A19 brings smart lighting down to $15 per bulb with Matter over Thread — but going bridge-free costs you more than you'd expect.
Turn a Jailbroken Echo Show 5 into a Home Assistant Bedside Display
A $100 refurbished Echo Show 5 with Lineage OS and View Assist makes a surprisingly capable bedside Home Assistant display — no subscriptions, no Amazon.
iPhone Air and iPhone 17 Pro Hands-On: Apple's Most Surprising Lineup in Years
The iPhone Air is 5.6 mm thin and still has MagSafe. The iPhone 17 Pro looks nothing like past iPhones. Here's what they're actually like to hold.
Laifen P3 Pro vs T1 Pro: The Electric Shaver That Beats Braun at Its Own Game
Laifen built its reputation on toothbrushes and hair dryers. Now it's taking on Braun with two CNC-machined electric shavers — and the results are surprisingly good.
Cheap vs. Expensive Monitor Arm: $35 Vivo vs. $180 Ergotron LX — Is It Worth It?
We tested a $35 Vivo monitor arm against a $180 Ergotron LX. Here's exactly what the price difference buys you — and who should pay for it.
Bluetooth 6 and Headphones: What It Actually Means for Audio Quality
Bluetooth 6 is landing in new headphones, but does it actually improve sound quality? We break down what the spec really delivers — and what's still coming.
Samsung Galaxy Fold 7 Review: The Best Foldable You Can Actually Buy
The Galaxy Fold 7 is thinner, lighter, and better than ever — and for the first time in years, Samsung's flagship foldable can genuinely compete with the best in the world.
8 Apple Smart Home Upgrades Worth Making This Summer
From a keyboard that doubles as a 12-button scene controller to HomeKit robot vacuums and a portable Sonos speaker — these eight upgrades actually improve daily life.
microRacer ESP32 Kit: 5 Upgrades That Make This Open-Source Mini Car Even Better
The microRacer — a hackable ESP32-powered mini RC car — just got 5 big upgrades: RGB LEDs, better steering, direct USB programming, a protected battery enclosure, and custom injection-molded tires.