Late last year, new company on the block, Humane, debuted its Ai Pin. It’s a wearable projector pin that packs all sorts of smarts. The goal? To replace your smartphone. It shrinks down the most ...

An envelope. It indicates the ability to send an email. It's really simple to build a projector for your smartphone to be able to project the same types of holograms seen in Star Wars and other ...

Despite the considerable limitations of smartphone VR, there’s no shortage of Cardboard-like headsets available for consumers to chose from. They range from cheap toy store fodder to more ...

Thinking that movie nights and pizza are a natural fit, Pizza Hut created a new cardboard pizza box that turns into a working movie projector powered by your smartphone. It's called the ...

Just because something is adorable doesn't mean it's not doing any work. These are the cutest tech gadgets around and they're as practical as they are precious. PCMag PCMag.com and PC Magazine are ...

Twin beds, minimal privacy, and noise at all hours. Dorm life—or, in the age of COVID-19, living at your parents' house—can be exhilarating and exasperating. These gadgets will help you ...

While the Yaber Lunar Rock K3 comes with a unique design, on the inside you’re getting the same enthusiast-class hardware ...

The projector makes it safe to observe the solar eclipse if you don't have eclipse glasses. All you need to do is take a piece of cardboard, cut an inch square in the middle, tape foil over the ...

But that cardboard-and-plastic packaging spool can ... Thom Dunn / NYT Wirecutter You don’t need a smartphone or a Wi-Fi connection to change the colors—just plug and play.

Some offer a cardboard carrier for smaller pets, such as kittens or rabbits. But those aren’t particularly secure or tough, and they aren’t suited to repeatedly toting your pet to and from the ...