LAYER's PiA concept reimagines AI as a human-centered ecosystem of elegantly designed devices that sense, see, and connect with users.
The Pro-Ject Flatten It is a sleek, user-friendly vinyl flattening machine that restores warped records to their original shape using precision heat technology.
The Leica LUX Grip brings pro-level tactile controls to iPhone photography, offering a premium shooting experience with physical buttons.
Roam smart trackers, designed by Tangerine, help you keep track of your important items – now with a fun, eco-friendly twist.
The Google Pixel 9a is changing smartphone design up a little by doing away with oversized camera modules on the back of the device.
FiiO'S sub-brand Snowsky has launched the Retro Nano, a headphone DAC that may be high-tech, but it has a retro '90s charm to it.
An immersive listening experience nestled discreetly in the heart of Manhattan, House of Sound brings sight and sound together in harmony.
The Toyota FT-Me is a concept electric car that could prove an excellent option for city living, with its tiny size and solar-panel charging.
Ford Bikes has launched a 60th anniversay, limited-edition Rangoon Red variant of the Mustang eBike, inspired by the original 1964 Mustang.
Lenovo is showing off a new laptop concept with the ThinkBook Flip, which could seriously improve your productivity on the go.
Bang & Olufsen and natural stone brand Antolini collaborate on the new sculptural Beosound Balance Natura speaker made of natural stone.
The Bionic Magnetic Charging Stand is designed to help you keep your AirPods Max headphones conveniently and stylishly charged at all times.
UNIMATIC and Massena LAB are continuing their collaboration with a new, limited-edition watch that's inspired by the NASA Artemis campaign.
A nod to the kettles designed millenia ago, the MoonKettle by BALMUDA offers adjustable temperatures, as well as light and sound cues.
UK-based artist and designer Leigh Bagley refreshes our techscreens with a free downloadable design inspired by Jean-Pierre Vitrac.
