The Kodak Memo Shot ERA MS100M looks like it came out of a vintage camera bag, shaped like a classic 35mm film canister. It’s a pocket-sized instant camera and thermal printer combo that’s as fun to use as it is practical. Whether you’re snapping quick pics or printing labels for your spice jars, this thing is a dose of nostalgia with a side of everyday utility. Kids, parents, teachers—everyone seems to find a reason to pick it up.
Afternoon sun beams across your desk and you’re looking at a tiny device that’s going to change how you work, play and travel. The BOSGAME E2 Mini PC, with an AMD Ryzen 5 3550H, 16GB of DDR4 RAM and 512GB PCIe SSD, sits at a tempting $179.99 (for Prime members) – down from $239.99. It’s a beast that packs portability, performance and value into a package small enough to fit in your backpack.
A 2026 Chevrolet Silverado EV Max Range Work Truck drove 1,059.2 miles on a single charge, blowing away the previous electric vehicle range record—a 749-mile run by the Lucid Air. It’s a production pickup, a workhorse, driven on public roads by General Motors engineers who turned a casual “what if” into a mind-blowing reality.
Apple’s CarPlay has been a reliable companion for drivers for years, turning car screens into extensions of the iPhone with familiar apps and navigation. Now, with CarPlay Ultra, Apple goes deeper, blending vehicle controls into its interface. Recently, YouTuber Marques Brownlee got his hands on CarPlay Ultra in an Aston Martin DBX707 to show us how this system changes in-car connectivity.
Boxabl, the company making a name for itself in modular housing, has just released its latest creation: the Baby Box. This 120-square-foot home on wheels, priced at $19,999, is a complete living space that’s as practical as it is portable. After years of producing the 361-square-foot Casita, Boxabl has distilled its approach into something smaller, simpler and ready to roll.
Arcades may be a dying breed but their spirit lives on in Terminator 2D: No Fate from Bitmap Bureau and Reef Entertainment. This is a retro-style platformer in your living room.
You won’t find artists with hand-drawn designs hunched over at New York City’s Bang Bang Tattoo, just a robotic arm, guided by artificial intelligence, that etches precise grayscale designs into skin. This is Blackdot, a startup from Austin, Texas, that’s redefining what a tattoo machine can do.
Photo credit: Igor Bogdanov
Smaller than its siblings, the DJI Osmo Nano seems to take cues from the DJI Action 2, a camera known for its modular design. Photos online show a device slightly bigger than the Action 2 but still smaller than the Osmo Action 5 Pro. A single camera lens on the front suggests a focus on simple, high quality capture rather than the 360 degree sweep of the Osmo 360.
Insta360’s latest move with the X5 Satin White Limited Edition involved heading to the edge of space. They sent their new 360-degree action camera 23.6 miles above Earth, into the upper stratosphere, to capture footage where the planet curves and space looms. Partnering with Sent Into Space, a company that specializes in near-space videography, Insta360 truly put on a show to see what this thing can do.
The 11-inch iPad Air M3 with 128GB of storage is $449 now, and it’s a tough act to beat. At this price, down from $599, it’s a steal if you want to bridge the gap between your phone’s convenience and a laptop’s versatility.