Designing a custom keyboard offers the opportunity to build a device tailored to your specific needs while addressing common shortcomings of mass-produced models. NikTheMimic highlights modularity, accessibility and repairability as central principles in this process. For instance, reversible PCB designs can simplify repairs and reduce production waste, contributing to a more sustainable and user-friendly keyboard. […]

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Apple is preparing to roll out iOS 26.4, the final major update in the iOS 26 series. This update brings a host of new features, performance enhancements, and battery optimizations aimed at refining the user experience. Currently in beta testing, the public release is anticipated by the end of March 2026. Here’s a comprehensive breakdown […]

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Artificial intelligence continues to make strides in academic research and Kimi AI is one of the latest entrants aiming to reshape how researchers approach their work. Highlighted by Andy Stapleton, Kimi AI offers features like automated literature reviews, document drafting and even presentation creation, all designed to streamline complex workflows. For instance, its ability to […]

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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra represents a significant evolution in smartphone technology, offering a harmonious blend of privacy-focused features, innovative display advancements, professional-grade camera tools, and AI-driven enhancements. Designed to cater to both casual users and professionals, this flagship device delivers a seamless experience that prioritizes performance, precision, and innovation. The video below from Sakitech […]

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Creating diagrams with coding agents like Claude Code can be a nuanced process, as these systems are primarily designed for text-based tasks. Cole Medin demonstrates how to address this challenge by combining Claude Code with Excalidraw, a platform that uses JSON file formats for diagram creation. One key step involves cloning the Excalidraw skill repository […]

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The smart tracker market in 2026 has evolved significantly, offering a wide variety of devices designed to meet diverse user needs. From Apple’s AirTag 2 to Samsung’s SmartTag 2, and alternatives like Tile and UG Green Fine Track, each tracker brings unique features to the table. This article explores the current landscape of smart trackers, […]

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The design process is shifting away from traditional, linear workflows toward more adaptive and collaborative methods. According to Lenny’s Podcast, designers now dedicate only 30-40% of their time to creating static deliverables like polished prototypes. Instead, they are focusing on iterative work with engineers to implement ideas more quickly. This change aligns with the increasing […]

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The S26 Ultra builds upon the foundation of the S25 Ultra, introducing refinements in artificial intelligence (AI), low-light photography, and charging capabilities. While these updates enhance the overall experience, they may not be fantastic enough for every user to justify an upgrade. The video below from Nick Ackerman explores the key features of the S26 […]

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Writing by hand offers a unique way to engage your mind, fostering creativity and clarity in ways that digital methods often cannot. As Koi explains, thinking on paper allows you to explore ideas nonlinearly, mirroring how your brain naturally processes information. For instance, creating a mind map on paper can help you visualize connections between […]

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If you still think the ultimate corporate perk is a next-gen console in the breakroom, a ping-pong table, or free Friday pizza, it is time to update your workplace operating system. As the shift to remote and hybrid work has rewritten the rules of the office, traditional “culture” hardware has become obsolete. In its place, […]

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