M4 Ultra Mac Studio Leak: Will It CRUSH the M4 Max MacBook Pro?

M4 Ultra

The tech world is eagerly anticipating the release of the M4 Ultra Mac Studio, expected to hit the market between March and June. This powerful new addition to Apple’s lineup is set to deliver unprecedented performance enhancements, potentially surpassing the capabilities of the M4 Max MacBook Pro in both CPU and GPU performance. The M4 […]

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iOS 18.2: A Closer Look at Image Wand, Genmoji, Playgrounds & AI

iOS 18.2

With the release of iOS 18.2, Apple introduces a suite of innovative image generation tools designed to enhance your creative experience on iPhone and iPad devices. These tools, including Image Playgrounds, the Magic Wand, and Genmoji, offer fresh and exciting ways to create, customize, and share unique images directly from your device. While these features […]

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Pack Smarter, Travel Easier with the Ultimate Modular Luggage Solution

Traveling light is often not as easy as it sounds. Navigating a narrow aisle on a regional jet or waiting on the tarmac in a snowstorm for your gate-checked bag can make even the simplest of trips cumbersome. That’s the challenge that led to the creation of Onli Travel and the Trilogy Modular Travel System—born from a firsthand experience with air travel frustrations and a powerful question: Why couldn’t luggage adapt to these challenges?

Designer: Dave Logan

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Onli Travel’s latest release, the Trilogy Modular Travel System, is built on versatility, adaptability, and convenience. It’s not just another travel bag; it’s a modular luggage system designed to adapt to meet the needs of a wide range of travelers, from weekenders to globetrotters. Built from years of iteration and user feedback, the Trilogy represents Onli Travel’s quest for a better way to carry what matters.

This system gives you three different bags that come together—or apart—as needed. Unlike traditional luggage that must be either fully checked or fully carried, the Trilogy breaks down into separate components that fit under airplane seats or in crowded compartments, avoiding gate checks and streamlining your travel experience. It’s three bags in one: a compact, expandable tote, a spinner that fits under an airplane seat, and a larger, expandable rear backpack unit.

The Expandable Tote Pack front unit features a redesigned strapping system that lets you carry it as a backpack, shoulder bag, or tote. The middle unit, an expandable spinner, is stronger and more stable and designed to support smaller bags on top without toppling over. The rear unit has also been redesigned with accessibility in mind—a larger panel allows access even when combined with the middle section, and a hidden pocket provides secure storage.

Onli Travel’s Penta 5-in-1 Packable Duffel, a related modular new product, enhances the Trilogy system. The Penta Duffel supports those unexpected needs—a market run, a last-minute detour, or just a day out. It functions as a duffel, backpack, shoulder bag, belt bag, or crossbody, adding lightweight capacity right when needed.

The Trilogy aims to eliminate the need to check a bag. Each piece is designed to be stowed under a seat or into a tight overhead compartment, making gate-checking as obsolete as possible. Since Onli Travel’s inception, this concept has been tested and refined across dozens of flights, leading to over 20 engineering and design improvements. The Expandable Tote, Spinner, and Weekender Daypack are easy to open—clamshell-style for organized packing or top-loading for casual trips.

Over the past two years, Onli Travel has worked with real travelers, sending beta testers across Japan, Spain, Poland, and Ukraine, among other places, to test the Trilogy. This field testing validated the design and guided many changes. Travelers asked, and Onli listened—redesigning everything from the strapping system to reinforcements for stability, making this the most advanced modular spinner the company has produced.

Onli Travel understands that travel means freedom—freedom to move smoothly from a business meeting to an adventure without swapping bags. The Trilogy offers that freedom, making travel a seamless experience. Each detail has been refined to serve a purpose—even the packing cubes, designed to fit the bags perfectly, help reduce stress, and keep everything organized.

The purpose is clear—to take the hassle out of travel and replace it with flexibility. Fitting your bag into a tight cabin or walking hands-free through crowded streets, the Trilogy has you covered. With its versatile, expandable components and thoughtful features, the Trilogy redefines traveling light, traveling smart, and traveling with peace of mind. After all, travel should focus on what you’re seeing and doing—not worrying about your luggage.

With the Trilogy Modular System, Onli Travel has created something beyond just luggage—they’ve created a travel companion. One that adjusts to your needs, grows when you need extra space, and simplifies the entire traveling experience. And that’s something every traveler could use.

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This Little Timber Home Showcases The Traditional Japanese Charring Technique Beautifully

Madeiguincho is a Portuguese woodworking specialist, and they recently created a new model called the Morena. The model is equipped with a stunning timber exterior made utilizing a traditional Japanese charring technique. The tiny home is a fine specimen of the firm’s expertise in woodwork, and it also features an open interior that can accommodate two people with ease.

It is based on a double-axle trailer and features a length of 24 feet and a width of 8.2 feet. The wooden exterior showcases a black aesthetic, on account of being burnt using the Japanese Shou Sugi Ban method of charring wood. This method provides protection from insects and rotting.

Designer: Madeiguincho

The tiny house is equipped with two doors. The main entrance is made up of double glass doors, and they are protected by outer wooden doors. These doors connect the interior to the outside. The decor is made up of different types of wood. Plywood is applied on the walls, and CLT on the ceiling. Italian cherry wood is utilized for the countertops and other elements. The main entrance leads you to the living room, which contains a day bed with integrated storage, some shelving, and a huge porthole-style circular window to allow natural light into the home.

The home also includes a compact desk that functions as a home office. A wood-burning stove provides sufficient heat to warm up the entire home. The kitchen is located closely, and it features an electric cooktop, a sink, shelving, and some cabinetry. There must be a fridge/freezer stored away somewhere, although it isn’t visible in the pics. The kitchen is connected to the bathroom, and it is finished in wood. Like other homes by Madeiguincho, this tiny house also includes a second door to enter and exit.

The Morena only includes one bedroom. This bedroom can be accessed via a large storage-integrated staircase that occupies much of the floor space available on the ground floor. The bedroom is like most loft bedrooms found in typical tiny homes. It includes a low ceiling and space for a double bed.

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This Little Timber Home Showcases The Traditional Japanese Charring Technique Beautifully

Madeiguincho is a Portuguese woodworking specialist, and they recently created a new model called the Morena. The model is equipped with a stunning timber exterior made utilizing a traditional Japanese charring technique. The tiny home is a fine specimen of the firm’s expertise in woodwork, and it also features an open interior that can accommodate two people with ease.

It is based on a double-axle trailer and features a length of 24 feet and a width of 8.2 feet. The wooden exterior showcases a black aesthetic, on account of being burnt using the Japanese Shou Sugi Ban method of charring wood. This method provides protection from insects and rotting.

Designer: Madeiguincho

The tiny house is equipped with two doors. The main entrance is made up of double glass doors, and they are protected by outer wooden doors. These doors connect the interior to the outside. The decor is made up of different types of wood. Plywood is applied on the walls, and CLT on the ceiling. Italian cherry wood is utilized for the countertops and other elements. The main entrance leads you to the living room, which contains a day bed with integrated storage, some shelving, and a huge porthole-style circular window to allow natural light into the home.

The home also includes a compact desk that functions as a home office. A wood-burning stove provides sufficient heat to warm up the entire home. The kitchen is located closely, and it features an electric cooktop, a sink, shelving, and some cabinetry. There must be a fridge/freezer stored away somewhere, although it isn’t visible in the pics. The kitchen is connected to the bathroom, and it is finished in wood. Like other homes by Madeiguincho, this tiny house also includes a second door to enter and exit.

The Morena only includes one bedroom. This bedroom can be accessed via a large storage-integrated staircase that occupies much of the floor space available on the ground floor. The bedroom is like most loft bedrooms found in typical tiny homes. It includes a low ceiling and space for a double bed.

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Canada orders TikTok to shut down its business operations in the country due to ‘national security risks’

Canada has ordered TikTok to shut down its operations in the country, citing unspecified “national security risks” posed by the company and its parent ByteDance. With the move, TikTok will be forced to “wind up” all business in the country, though the Canadian government stopped short of banning the app.

“The government is taking action to address the specific national security risks related to ByteDance Ltd.’s operations in Canada through the establishment of TikTok Technology Canada, Inc,” Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry François-Philippe Champagne said in a statement. “The decision was based on the information and evidence collected over the course of the review and on the advice of Canada’s security and intelligence community and other government partners.”

Canada’s crackdown on TikTok follows a “multi-step national security review process” by its intelligence agencies, the government said in a statement. As the CBC points out, the country previously banned the app from official government devices. It also comes several months after the United States passed a law that could ban the app stateside. US lawmakers have also cited national security concerns and the app’s ties to China. TikTok has mounted an extensive legal challenge to the law.

In a statement, a TikTok spokesperson said the company would challenge Canada’s order as well. "Shutting down TikTok’s Canadian offices and destroying hundreds of well-paying local jobs is not in anyone's best interest, and today's shutdown order will do just that,” the spokesperson said. “We will challenge this order in court. The TikTok platform will remain available for creators to find an audience, explore new interests and for businesses to thrive."

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/big-tech/canada-orders-tiktok-to-shut-down-its-business-operations-in-the-country-due-to-national-security-risks-002615440.html?src=rss