Painless microneedle tattoos from London startup CipherX
If fear of traditional tattoo needles has been the only thing stopping you from getting a tattoo, a London startup called CipherX may have found a solution.
Cyclops laser projector goes super bright up to 400 inches
Modern projectors come in all shapes and sizes, but the Fujifilm Z line stands out from the crowd.
Adorable Tiny Vinyl turntable spins 4-inch records
When the Tiny Vinyl format launched last year, part of the appeal was that its four-inch records didn’t need any special hardware.
Magnetoelectric underwater skin senses damage, repairs itself
The researchers demonstrated potential applications of the SMES via two prototypes: a smart diving glove divers can use to communicate wirelessly through hand gestures and an underwater robotic arm that can grasp objects.
MouthPad turns your tongue into a wireless trackpad
Engineers are always experimenting with new ways to reinvent the computer mouse.
Transparent CD player puts its spinning mechanics on display
Most CD players are designed to hide the disc and its mechanisms inside a dark plastic box.
This portable fan cools you down in more ways than one
Portable fans are a great way to beat the heat that’s bearing down on us in more places around the world lately.
Review: Bedtime bone-conducting speakers are now twice as good
If you’re someone who likes to fall asleep listening to sound, be it a podcast, music or a rainy soundscape, your options have been limited if you want to avoid next-day ear pain or disturbing anyone you share a bed with.
Samsung’s new AI glasses work with Google’s Gemini AI
Looks like every tech firm worth their salt’s gotta make AI glasses, and Samsung’s finally ready to throw its hat in the ring.
A deep take for detecting deepfakes
Welcome to dystopia – or perhaps better spelled as dystopAI: harassment, humiliation, grooming, sextortion, suicide, and fraud cases exceeding $1.5 billion in 2025.