Samsung Just Revealed Galaxy Glasses: Why AI-Powered Smart Eyewear Might Finally Be Ready for Prime Time Today’s Galaxy Unpacked event in London just changed the game for wearable AI. Samsung officially took the wraps off Galaxy Glasses (codenamed Jinju), and after spending the last decade watching this category stumble between gimmick and disappointment, I think …
The WiFi Bottleneck That’s Killing Your Productivity I spent the first two years of working from home blaming my equipment. My laptop was top-of-the-line, my webcam was crystal clear, and my noise-canceling headphones cost more than my first car. Yet somehow, every video call still felt like a game of chance—would my connection hold, or …
I’ve been writing about consumer tech for over two decades, and I still get caught off guard by recurring fees. Last fall, I was helping my neighbor set up a four-camera security system around his property — name-brand stuff, good hardware, easy installation. We had everything mounted and connected in under an hour. Then the …
I’ve been testing smart glasses since the original Google Glass made everyone nervous in 2013. Back then, the idea of a camera on your face felt like a dystopian episode of Black Mirror waiting to happen. The hardware was clunky, the battery died before lunch, and the social stigma was real enough that I stopped …
I’ve purchased exactly one monitor that I’ve kept longer than two years. Every other display I’ve bought — from the cheap 1080p panel that couldn’t hold brightness at the corners, to the 4K screen that looked gorgeous until I tried to game on it — has been replaced, returned, or relegated to secondary duty. If …
I’ve been doing this long enough to know that the most interesting tech launches rarely happen at the big keynote events. They show up in plain boxes on my doorstep, usually in the middle of a Tuesday afternoon, and they either earn a permanent spot on my desk or go right back in the box. …
The AI Workstation I’d Actually Build in 2026: Three Real Setups at Three Price Points I’ve been running local language models since the days when that meant chaining together multiple RTX 3090s and praying the thermal paste held. The hardware landscape has shifted dramatically since those early experiments, and 2026 is the year local AI …
When Neural Processing Costs the Same as a Coffee Six months ago, if you wanted a laptop with a dedicated neural processing unit, you were looking at $1,500 minimum. That was the floor for anything that could actually run local AI workloads without choking. I’ve spent the last decade testing hardware, and I’ve watched this …
There’s a drawer in my office that I’ve been avoiding for months. You probably have one too. It’s the charging drawer — a tangled graveyard of mystery bricks, frayed cables, and adapters I’ve accumulated over two and a half decades of covering consumer electronics. Last weekend, I finally dumped the whole thing on my desk …
I’ve been testing audio gear for the better part of two decades, and I can tell you exactly when earbuds stopped being about music. It was the moment I realized a pair of wireless buds on my desk had quietly replaced three apps, a dedicated voice recorder, and a notebook I’d carried to every meeting …