Tech

The 2026 Handheld Renaissance: Why Silicon is Going Retro

Clean lines, hidden cables, and a lot of walnut wood. See the setups inspiring our team this month and how to achieve the look on a budget.

New high-res imagery from the Jezero Crater suggests seasonal flows, sparking new hope for microbial life and changing the timeline for human colonization.

Your next laptop might not have a keyboard you can actually press. We dive into the “Solid State” movement and how vibrational feedback is tricking our brains into feeling buttons that don’t exist.

New sensor tech is allowing smartphones to see in total darkness better than the human eye. We put the latest “Midnight Lens” to the test in the tunnels of Tokyo to see if traditional lighting is officially obsolete.

For a decade, our apps were too heavy for our phones. Now, the roles have reversed. With the launch of the X-14 chipset, we explore why the most powerful tech in your pocket is currently sitting idle, waiting for a reason to wake up.

Toyota claims a 700-mile range is coming by next year. We look at the chemistry that might finally end “Range Anxiety” for the average driver.

Better battery, a lighter frame, and noise cancellation that literally silences a jet engine. Sony has officially reclaimed the throne for premium travel audio.

The latest model isn’t just suggesting lines of code; it’s building entire app architectures from a single voice prompt. Here is what it means for junior developers.

After years of heavy “Desktop Replacement” laptops, manufacturers are shifting back to ultra-thin designs. We rank the top 5 ultrabooks for digital nomads this year.