BOOX’s latest E Ink tablet, the Go 10.3 (Gen II), advances its reputation with a newly added dual-tone front light. In addition, the device’s 10 percent lighter body aims to provide an all-round improved e-reading experience.
A new startup is using artificial intelligence to craft personalized notes for your friends and family, and then having them written out by a robot pen. In an era where inboxes are overflowing, they’re betting on physical letters to stand out from the digital noise.
A legal AI company, Harvey, is making Dallas its latest home base. The expansion underlines the city’s growing reputation as a hub for technology and innovation.
Frequent grid flickers have prompted many Texans to seek more reliable power solutions. By turning to Base Power Company’s battery installations, homeowners now have a chance for seamless backup and genuine peace of mind.
Epomaker takes center stage at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, showcasing its newest innovations. The brand continues to emphasize a community-centered philosophy, highlighting its commitment to user-driven development.
DETIKO’s new Smart Bird Feeder Series is making waves this Black Friday. Available on Amazon through December 1, it merges nature exploration with innovative technology to invite both eco-conscious and gadget-savvy individuals to rediscover backyard birdwatching.
Netflix is taking its next big step: offering video games directly on your TV. This marks the first time the streaming platform has gone beyond films and series, introducing a new range of interactive entertainment.
A resourceful DIYer has devised a 3D-printed accessory that helps keep laptops cool and comfortable to use. Drawing on widespread interest in personalized tech solutions, the project invites anyone with a 3D printer to replicate its success.
MIT Technology Review’s annual “35 Innovators Under 35” list highlights a wave of young leaders who are transforming promising ideas into concrete, real-world impact. This prestigious roster for 2025 shines a light on the boldest thinkers shaping tomorrow’s technology landscape.
Valve’s recent trademark filing for “Steam Frame” indicates new hardware could be in development. While some believe it might be a console version of the Steam Deck, questions remain about what this device will truly entail.
