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With plenty of range and stellar ride quality, the new C-Class is a brilliant EV with a dashboard that's a little too in your face.
This $9 NFC key requires you to physically scan it to unlock distracting apps on your phone.
Framework laptops always come with compromises in exchange for their unique DIY premise. Even though you pay extra for one compared to sleeker options from competitors, it's easier to excuse minor flaws for modular ports, easy repairs, and an impressive range of upgradeable parts. So what happens when Framework goes "Pro"? We get a one-of-a-kind […]
I tested the Soundcore Nebula P1i, an affordable projector, to see if it could overcome the typical drawbacks that most budget projectors suffer from.
I packed these Leatherology totes with laptops, chargers, and everything else my workday demands. Months later, they’re still the bags I keep reaching for.
GoPro’s New Mission 1 cameras bring action cameras to a higher level with a larger sensor and more cinematic footage.
Tech companies love to sell us expensive gadgets to solve all of life's little problems. Sleepbuds sold by the likes of Anker and Ozlo are a good example. These miniature marvels of engineering sit flush in the ear, and allow side-sleepers to doze off listening to podcasts, audiobooks, music, or white noise without annoying their […]
The TK705STi’s highly responsive, low-latency performance makes gameplay ultra-realistic. For movies and TV? It’s a purely average home projector.
GoPro's Wireless Mic System nails the basics, but it has some frustrating flaws.
Out of Dyson’s two new affordable stick vacuums, this one is easily my favorite.
Samsung has given us our first chance to check out its upcoming smart glasses in person, revealing two new designs and the first specs in the process, including an impressive 9-hour battery life. The glasses, developed in collaboration with Google and the eyewear brands Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, are due to launch this fall. […]
It's a year of refinement for the Galaxy Watch. With the new Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, which are being announced today, Samsung is more or less taking what people like about its watches and tweaking those elements to be better. The company has been doing this for the past few generations […]
When it comes to enthusiast-geared Honda hardware, the Civic Si, Civic Type R, and Acura NSX often come to mind first for their revvy VTEC (Honda's form of variable valve timing) engines and playful chassis dynamics. The Prelude, on the other hand, less so. Instead, the Prelude is a technological study - still aimed at […]
It didn’t keep my coworkers at bay, but Flipper’s expensive productivity tool did help me focus on the task at hand.
The familiar story with Xteink’s tiny e-readers plays out once again with its new X4 Pro: upgraded hardware held back by frustrating software. The company’s latest tiny e-reader adds a touchscreen and lighting, so choosing it over a Kindle or a Kobo feels like less of a compromise — until you use it. The new […]
I first slipped on Halliday's original smart glasses at CES 2025. I was not a fan. The glasses had a tiny, movable display window embedded into the frame that was incredibly finicky to see, and my 30-minute demo left me with achy eyeballs. It was an interesting concept with terrible execution, especially compared to the […]
New gaming gear is always promising to shave milliseconds off latency or response time. The improvements usually aren't obvious. But the Glorious GHS InfinitePlay wireless headset, on the other hand, could save you far more than just milliseconds: It has the fastest hot-swap battery system I've ever used, and the headset doesn't die when you […]
You probably know the signature PlayStation boot sound. Did you know that it's technically a multi-part chime? There's the synthy section where "Sony Computer Entertainment" shows onscreen with a white background. You only get to the next screen with the echo-y chimes and the color-filled PlayStation logo if your console recognizes the disc. How badly […]
In 2017, I bought an old Magnus chord organ off Craigslist for $10. It's one of my favorite music gear purchases. Electric chord organs let you play full chords with just a press of a button, making them perfect for aspiring singer-songwriters or fooling around at home. But chord organs largely fell out of favor […]
I don lose count of how many times I don see this kind yarns online: "Backend development na just CRUD. Everything else na decoration." And honestly? I sabi why people dey talk am. E no kuku wrong. E no just complete, na like when person say "cooking na just to heat food." Technically, e dey true. But e dey miss almost everything wey make am skill. Make I carry you waka through wetin I mean, using something wey all of us don do before: to order food for app. First, Wetin CRUD Really Be CRUD mean Create, Read, Update, Delete, na the four things you fit do to any piece of data. Operation Wetin e dey do Normally e go be Create Add new data POST /orders Read Fetch existing data GET /orders/482 Update Change existing data PATCH /orders/482 Delete Remove data DELETE /orders/482 You place order, that na Create. You check where the order dey, that na Read. You change delivery address before dem ship am, na Update be that. You cancel am, that one na Delete. Change "order" to "post", "message", or "appointment" and you don describe almost every app wey dey for your phone. If you dey new for backend work, to build small CRUD API na genuinely good way to learn. You go jam routing, HTTP methods, request validation, database, and ORM almost by accident. Na exactly why every bootcamp dey start you off with building Todo app. But see this thing, to build only the CRUD part of that food order na maybe 10% of the real engineering work. Make we follow that one order through everything else wey suppose happen. "Who Even Dey Ask?" — Authentication Somebody send this: DELETE /orders/482 Fine. But who you be sef? If anybody at all fit hit that endpoint, you no get API, you get public database with extra steps. Before any Create, Read, Update, or Delete happen, backend need answer one question first: who dey make this request? That one na authentication, JWT, session cookie, OAuth, whichever flavor you dey use. "Dem Get Permission Do That?" — Authorization Say two different people send tha