Launch
OpenClaw Put AI Agents on Your Phone. The Lobster Still Needs Adult Supervision.
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.
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
Gemini Omni Flash and Nano Banana 2 Lite make Google’s multimodal stack cheaper, faster, and much closer to an industrialized content machine.
AI
Meta’s Brain2Qwerty decodes typed sentences from noninvasive brain signals. The science is real, the patient upside is real, and the helmet is not exactly AirPods.
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.
AI
NVIDIA’s June 22 Halos launch turns robot safety into a product category. Sensible, overdue, and a reminder that the demo was never the hard part.
Launch
SiliconSnark Startup Brainrot launches on Roblox with trend collecting, startup pitching, scammer bots, Hype Waves, and an IPO Bell.
Startups
Seltz thinks AI agents need their own search engine, not another pile of blue links. Annoyingly enough, that may be one of the cleaner seed pitches of the month.
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
EcoFlow's June 22 launch starts with renter-friendly balcony solar and ends with an AI energy butler. It is gloriously excessive, oddly practical, and very European.
Review
Valve’s $99 controller still looks smart and couch-friendly. Buying one now feels less like checkout and more like filing for the future.
Review
The NTS Radio Player turns old speakers into a hand-curated streaming machine. It is gloriously niche, faintly pretentious, and more practical than it should be.