Launch
OpenAI Put a $230 Control Panel on the AI Intern’s Desk
OpenAI’s $230 Codex Micro turns AI-agent management into a tactile desktop ritual. It is a niche flex, but the useful kind.
Launch
OpenAI’s $230 Codex Micro turns AI-agent management into a tactile desktop ritual. It is a niche flex, but the useful kind.
Review
Huawei's Pura 90s Pro Max looks like a terrific camera phone with a 200MP telephoto, huge battery, and global-market weirdness that somehow adds to the charm.
Consumer Tech
XREAL's $299 a01+ makes face screens weirdly practical: light, bright, a little flimsy, and much smarter about its niche than most AR hardware.
Review
Fi's Ultra dog tracker adds Starlink backup for real off-grid panic prevention, but the price and battery life make this peace of mind gloriously specific.
Gaming
Xbox's July 7 Game Pass wave adds Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2, The Planet Crafter, and Palworld 1.0. The lineup rules; the membership logic is still gloriously Microsoft.
Review
Nothing's Phone (4b) pairs bold design, a huge battery, and long software support with a less thrilling chip and some extremely performative repair vibes.
Review
The $1,299 Steamroller turns SteamOS into a prebuilt desktop with upgradeable parts and living-room identity issues. More sensible than it sounds.
Launch
OpenClaw's new iPhone and Android apps make self-hosted AI agents mobile at last, but the useful parts arrive wrapped in very beta energy.
AI
vivo's June 26 X Fold6 packs a 7,000mAh battery, Zeiss cameras, and big-screen multitasking into one foldable. Excessive? Absolutely. Tempting? Also yes.
Consumer Tech
Razer's $499.99 Soma Chroma adds reactive RGB to a gaming chair and somehow makes battlestation excess look almost thoughtful.
Consumer Tech
Instagram's June 22 TV expansion makes Reels more social, more horizontal, and much more like streaming. I hate the premise. I also see the logic.
Consumer Tech
Meta launched $299 Meta Glasses with Kylie Jenner, Muse Spark AI, and no Ray-Ban badge. The hardware is clever. The trust problem is not.