Is your iPhone feeling sluggish or running out of storage space? Clearing cached files is a practical way to optimize your device’s performance and free up valuable storage. The video below from iReviews provides detailed steps to manage cache on iPhones running iOS 26.4, making sure a smoother and more efficient user experience. Restart Your […]
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Anthropic’s recent leaks shed light on key developments within the Claude ecosystem, offering insights into updates that may influence developers and researchers. Universe of AI examines the introduction of the “Claude Builder”, an interface designed for creating full-stack applications with features such as template-based design, real-time app previews and integrated security measures. The leaks also […]
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Apple is preparing to make a significant entry into the foldable smartphone market with the highly anticipated iPhone Fold. Expected to debut at Apple’s September 2026 event, this device represents a major evolution in the company’s product lineup. Designed to merge the functionality of a smartphone and a tablet, the iPhone Fold positions Apple as […]
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The digital storage landscape in 2026 presents a pivotal decision between Network Attached Storage (NAS) and cloud-based platforms such as Google Drive, Dropbox and iCloud. According to SpaceRex, NAS stands out for users handling large files, like video editors or photographers, by offering faster local access and eliminating ongoing subscription fees. However, it requires a […]
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Writing on a laptop or phone is convenient, but it rarely stays that way. Notifications, browser tabs, and social media feeds have turned the most basic tasks into exercises in self-discipline. Writers, journalists, and anyone who just needs to put thoughts to paper have been searching for a better solution, and a growing community around dedicated, distraction-free writing devices called writerdecks has quietly been gaining momentum.
The Bee Write Back is one of the more charming entries in that space. Built by a maker named “shmimel”, the device grew out of a deeply personal need: he was having trouble sleeping and found that journaling helped, but couldn’t quite commit to a handwritten journal. So he did what any tinkerer would do and built his own dedicated writing machine from scratch.
Designer: Simon Shimel
The result is compact and immediately recognizable. Its 3D-printed enclosure comes in two tones: a bright yellow base that houses the electronics, and a matte black screen cover adorned with bee emblems. The whole thing has a hand-built charm that no mass-produced gadget can replicate, and it’s the kind of device that tends to make people stop and ask, “wait, what is that?”
At the heart of the typing experience is a YMDK Air40 keyboard PCB loaded with 47 hot-swappable mechanical switches and matching keycaps. For anyone who’s spent years on laptop chiclet keys or membrane keyboards, the tactile feedback of a proper mechanical switch changes everything. The satisfying click or thump of each keystroke becomes almost meditative, which is exactly what you want when words need to keep flowing.
The display is a 5.5-inch AMOLED panel at 1280 x 720 resolution, vivid enough for comfortable reading without the eye strain of a typical laptop screen. Powering it all is a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, with a quad-core Cortex-A53 chip, 512 MB of RAM, and built-in Wi-Fi. A Seengreat UPS Hat with an 18650 battery keeps everything running away from any wall outlet.
Boot it up, and you’re in Raspberry Pi OS Lite, a stripped-down Linux environment that loads fast and stays focused. There are no app stores, no notification bubbles, and no algorithms fighting for your attention. It’s the kind of thing you pull out before bed to journal, bring to a coffee shop to draft, or pack on a trip when you need a writing-only companion.
The creator made the entire project open source, with build files and a detailed assembly guide available on GitHub. The total material cost comes to roughly $200, excluding 3D printing costs. That puts it roughly in line with some off-the-shelf writing gadgets, but with the added satisfaction of building it yourself and the freedom to swap out parts, tweak the layout, or change the enclosure color entirely.
What makes the Bee Write Back worth paying attention to is less about its specs and more about what it deliberately leaves out. Most devices pack in as many features as possible, but shmimel’s creation goes the other direction: pare things down until only the writing remains. For anyone looking to reclaim the quiet, focused experience of putting words down without fighting their tools, that restraint speaks for itself.
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A potential design leak of the iPhone 18 Pro Max has emerged, sparking widespread speculation about Apple’s next flagship smartphone. Surprisingly, the source of this revelation is not Apple itself but a Samsung promotional campaign for its Galaxy S26 Ultra. The ad, released in Malaysia, briefly showcased a device that closely resembles the rumored iPhone […]
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DJI’s latest prototype has sparked curiosity among drone enthusiasts, with many speculating whether it could be the rumored Neo 3 or a completely new direction for the brand. TechAvid examines the design elements of this compact drone, including its lightweight frame and refined palm-launch mechanism, which closely align with the Neo series’ hallmark features. While […]
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The Fraimic Smart Canvas introduces a fresh way to engage with art by combining advanced technology and user-friendly features. At its core is an AI-powered voice-to-art system that allows you to create custom artwork simply by describing your vision. For instance, saying, “Design a peaceful forest in autumn,” prompts the canvas to generate a vivid, […]
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Samsung continues to push the boundaries of foldable smartphone technology with the highly anticipated Galaxy Z Fold 8 and the introduction of the Fold 8 Wide. These devices underscore Samsung’s commitment to innovation and its determination to maintain a dominant position in the foldable segment. With advancements in display engineering, battery performance, and software optimization, […]
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Apple Notes is more than a simple app for jotting down ideas. According to Happy Habits Planners, one feature that stands out is Smart Folders, which automatically organize notes based on tags or other criteria. This functionality is especially useful for managing extensive collections of notes, allowing users to streamline their organization without manually sorting […]
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