Devices design

Teasing us with this conceptual device, Benny Lee is sort of pointing to the future of mice and of productivity. Why are we still using these blockish, left-click-right-click devices? Trackpads (as much as I despise using them) brought us a step closer to a palpable future laden with possibilities, but then pulled back almost immediately,

Borrowing from Teenage Engineering's visual DNA, the PocketMan P1 has a metal-first design language that oozes sleekness along with industrial details like expo

The S1 is an AI-based real-time recording and translating device which has been developed for professional use, for instance for journalists or stenographers. Its casing is made from an aluminium alloy, guaranteeing easy handling of the device, as well as...

Would you keep this gadget in your pouch?

I'm fully aware that when I'm paying over $1000 for an iPhone, a healthy amount of that is going towards the camera hardware, which everyone will agree is Apple's crown jewel... so why not just be able to buy that camera module? Louis Berger envisions a Google Project Ara-esque setup where the smartphone's camera is

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bluetooth box designed by Sebastian Stapelfeldt. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

The great outdoors - a treasure we all miss right now and one we must protect when we step out into our new normal in the future. Adventures always happen outsi

You might not be able to ignore these.

Privacy and digital security are worrisome today - especially with a device like a smartphone which we rely on every.single.day. Sure, there are so-called Android-based secured smartphones, such as the Sirin Labs Solarin Military-grade Super