It kept the physical keyboard and let the grayscale screen go The first Minimal Phone was an argument. Make scrolling physically uncomfortable, and people will look at their phone less. So it used a grayscale E-Ink screen. Instagram, YouTube, all of it left ghosting trails and stuttered on E-Ink.Continue Reading
Light has made its first flip phone. It is called the Light Flip. The phone does not try to imitate a smartphone. There is no app store, no web browser and no infinite scroll. Light has kept to the direction it has held for years, which is to take thingsContinue Reading
The world’s smallest full-frame zoom, and color that finishes with a single button Use cameras long enough and you learn this: between a good photo and a good result flows a long river called editing. However well you shoot, without the process of grading and refining, the photo isn’t finished.Continue Reading
You don’t really understand what it means to lose connection until you leave the city. Equatorial Guinea. A small country on the west coast of Central Africa. I’m overseeing the construction of a medical facility here. Exchanging drawings, holding video calls with Korea, coordinating materials and schedules. All of itContinue Reading
A decade-long redesign, three objects, and a direct challenge to Sonos Bose has been designing living rooms since 1969. Direct/Reflecting speakers. The philosophy that a room itself is part of the instrument. In 2026, the company rebuilt its soundbar from scratch for the first time in a decade. The LifestyleContinue Reading
One of the smallest fully automatic bean-to-cup machines on the market does espresso, cappuccino and latte without asking for more counter space When choosing a coffee machine, most people measure the counter first. There are plenty of good machines. The problem is finding somewhere to put them. The Melitta AvanzaContinue Reading
CD never really left. Someone just stopped paying attention. The Sony Walkman changed how people walked with cassette tapes. The Discman made it possible to walk with a CD. That was 1984. Forty years passed. Every year since, the CD has been declared dead. It hasn’t died. In May 2026,Continue Reading