#product design

Wired’s review of the Oto Smart Sprinkler points to a simple but important shift in lawn tech: cutting the power cable by using an integrated solar panel.

A practical guide to finding a missing Roku remote highlights a broader lesson in modern consumer tech: the best devices now assume the primary controller will eventually go missing.

The Nitecore AP01 drops below one ounce by removing the onboard battery and drawing power externally, targeting ultralight campers and backpackers.

A new report from 9to5Mac says a leaker with a decent track record is adding support to earlier claims that Apple is considering a deep red finish for the iPhone 18 Pro, keeping the rumor mill focused on color as a mark

A hands-on review of the Navee UT5 Ultra X highlights luxury styling, strong braking hardware, a standout headlight, and rider-friendly touches that aim to separate it from more generic stand-up scooters.

A New Atlas review of the Cyrusher Kommoda 3.0 highlights how some throttle-equipped, fat-tire ebikes are increasingly blurring the line between bicycle and electric moped.

Apple has opened a 50th anniversary exhibit at Apple Park featuring iconic products and photography, extending a rare public-facing look at the company's history