LEGO's new Star Wars Smart Bricks bridge physical and digital play with reactive sound and lighting. Utilizing accelerometers and sensors, these high-tech sets offer a unique, context-aware experience. We explore the delightful features and learning curve of this new hardware system.
CES 2026 brings an explosion of AI hardware to Las Vegas. We discuss why LG's robots are struggling, why the $500 Clicks Communicator is stealing the show with its physical keyboard, and whether this year's "AI gadget explosion" actually offers practical utility.
At CES 2026, the GAAD Foundation and ServiceNow unveiled the AI Model Accessibility Checker. OpenAI’s GPT-5.2 secured the top spots for accessible code generation, while Google’s Gemini 3.0 Pro ranked last, revealing a major gap in inclusive software development priorities.
Lenovo's ThinkBook Plus Gen 7 Auto Twist is now reality. Debuting at CES 2026, this laptop features a motorized 14-inch OLED display that rotates to track you and AI that translates spoken "subtext." Powered by Intel Core Ultra 7, it hits shelves later this year.
Dell corrects course with the new XPS 14 and 16, abandoning the controversial touch bar for traditional physical keys. The redesign focuses on efficiency, shifting exclusively to Intel Arc graphics to improve battery life while addressing critical user feedback on usability.
Katie Dill, Head of Design at Stripe, explains why design is the architecture of intention. Learn how she led teams at Stripe, Airbnb, and Lyft to operationalize beauty and functionality, proving that rigorous design quality is a quantifiable driver of business growth.
Linear defies Silicon Valley norms. With no A/B tests and just one PM, CEO Karri Saarinen explains how prioritizing taste and craft over metrics built the world's most beloved issue tracker. A deep dive into operationalizing quality.
Google Plus failed due to opinion-based development, while Gmail's Tabbed Inbox succeeded through evidence. Former Google product leader Itamar Gilad explains how to stop relying on HiPPOs and start validating ideas with rigorous testing and evidence-gathering.
Most product ideas fail. Ronny Kohavi (Airbnb, Microsoft, Amazon) explains why intuition is overrated and how to build a robust A/B testing culture. Learn why you should ditch "big bang" redesigns and prioritize data to drive real growth.
Every feature in your backlog is a gamble. Teresa Torres explains why separating discovery and delivery is a mistake. Learn to shift to continuous habits and use the Opportunity Solution Tree to build with confidence and align with strategic outcomes.
Humans aren't rational. Kristen Berman, CEO of Irrational Labs, explains how to use behavioral science to bridge the gap between psychology and product design. Learn how to apply the "3B Framework" to understand user behavior and build environments that drive real action.
Julie Zhuo, former Facebook VP and Sundial co-founder, reveals the reality behind her career. She shares actionable frameworks for overcoming imposter syndrome, developing product sense, and mastering executive communication to accelerate your growth.
Clicks Technology introduces "Power Keys," a universal MagSafe accessory that adds a physical keyboard and extended battery life to any smartphone. Featuring a sliding design, backlit keys, and a 2,150 mAh battery, it launches for $79 ahead of CES 2026.
Digital Trends tackles key tech questions: Are all-in-one soundbars worth buying? Which TVs survive heavy gaming and streaming? Plus accessibility solutions for visually impaired users and gaming display recommendations ahead of CES 2025.
Linus Tech Tips revealed dozens of failed product prototypes worth over $100,000, including gaming mice, RGB welcome mats, and cashmere hoodies that never reached market due to patent conflicts, costs, and timing issues.
Apple's iPhone Air pushes smartphone design to extremes, becoming thinner than a pencil but forcing major compromises. With just 4 hours of screen time and a single camera, this ultra-thin device challenges what users really need versus want from their phone.
