Spotify Car Thing

Spotify has just released its first piece of hardware, a smart player for you car called "Car Thing”. The in-car entertainment system is aimed at users who want a "more seamless" and personalized in-car listening experience, and seems to be meant for people who have no built-in infotainment systems or phone connections in their cars. The dash-mounted music and podcast player can be controlled by voice, but also has has a dial, touch screen and preset buttons for physical interaction. It also features four preset buttons along the top that allow you to save your favorite music, podcasts and news for one-touch access. The device can connect to your car stereo wirelessly via Bluetooth or wired with an aux or USB jack, and comes with three different types of dash and vent mounts to choose from, a car charger, and a USB-C cable.

NEXTUBE RETRO NIXIE CLOCK

Nextube is a retro display that revives the beautiful warm glow of the nixie tube, and shows you key metrics of your modern life. The eye-catching piece of design is inspired by the 50s-70s soviet Nixie tube clock and uses modern IPS screens to re-create the vintage nostalgic look and revive the beautiful warm orange glow of old tech. You can use it to know the time, arrange your schedule, check the weather, track social media performance, visualize your favorite mu...
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Therabody SmartGoggles

This smart wearable device can help you unwind and fall asleep at night while easing facial tension and headaches during the day. The new Therabody SmartGoggles help you relax during the day and aid in sleep at night, whether you spend your days staring at a screen, get headaches and migraines, or have trouble falling asleep. Put them on to relax your body and mind and relieve facial tension, eye strain, and headache discomfort. The SmartRelax mode uses the exclusiv...
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Moodi Page Turner

Digital reading has solved the screen problem. E-paper displays, larger tablets, and better fonts have made reading on a device genuinely comfortable. What nobody fixed was the constant tapping. Every page, every scroll, every swipe requires reaching over and touching the screen, which over hours of reading adds up to hand fatigue, broken posture, and interrupted focus. DuRoBo's Moodi is a tiny Bluetooth remote that moves those controls into the palm of your ha...
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