We’re big fans of Garmin’s satellite messengers, which let you keep in touch when venturing outside of cellphone coverage. It’s one of the best tech gadgets you can take in your outdoor adventures. If you ever found the smaller screens of previous models a bit too limiting, you might be interested in the latest addition…
There was a time when people walked around with a thumb drive (or two or three) in their pockets. It was convenient. Later on, many people switched to larger external 2.5-inch hard drives, which was worth the extra size for its bigger capacity and faster overall speeds. With portable SSDs, we’re back to smaller pocket-friendly…
Camera tech changes a lot in the span of a few years. As such, companies need to regularly put out new models to ensure they manage to keep up with everything that’s constantly coming out. After four years, Sony is finally giving its mid-range full-frame mirrorless camera a fresh update in the form of the…
For the last iteration of their action cam, DJI went with a unique modular function, allowing users to equip it for any specific application they needed. While the idea was good, the modular design created some issues that made it less ideal for actual action cam functions. That’s why for the DJI Osmo Action 3,…
With wireless lapel mics as good as they are now, the next frontier is going to be trying to shrink all that tech in a much smaller package. We’re already seeing that with Rode’s Wireless Micro and DJI’s anticipated Mic Mini model. Sure, they’re not as feature-packed as their bigger counterparts, but the diminutive size…
Kara made waves a couple years ago with the original Kara Pure, which literally pulled water from the air and made it perfectly potable. It’s the perfect device for a water-scarce dystopian future that, we’re hoping, doesn’t actually happen. This time around, they’re showing off the next generation of that unique water dispenser in the…
Want an FPGA console to run your N64 cartridges from back in the day? Well, the recently-released Analogue 3D should have you covered. If your retro gaming obsession can wait a little longer, though, there’s another option in the horizon in the form of the ModRetro M64, which promises similar 4K quality, lower latency, and…
The E-Ink displays used on e-readers and note-taking tablets haven’t really developed as fast as we’d like. To this day, they still have very limited colors and slow refresh rates that make them tougher to use for many types of computing. Apparently, though, there’s been significant development on the refresh rate front with the introduction…
Kids and tablets seem to go hand-in-hand these days. It’s not surprising, given how versatile modern tablets are, giving kids a device they can use for entertainment, communication, and education alike. Having their own tablet can also give children a sense of independence and autonomy, as it affords them free rein to explore the digital…
UV printers have long been used in commercial and industrial settings for printing images on practically any type of material. From wood and plastic to metals and more, it allows you to print images directly onto the items. The eufyMake E1 brings the UV printer to the home desktop. Billed as “the world’s first personal…