Have you ever struggled to turn a mountain of data into something that’s not only understandable but also visually captivating? You’re not alone. In a world overflowing with information, the ability to distill complex ideas into clear, engaging visuals is a superpower, and that’s exactly where NotebookLM shines. This innovative tool doesn’t just make infographic […]
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Your iPhone is more than just a device—it’s a versatile tool designed to simplify tasks, spark creativity, and enhance productivity. With the right apps, you can unlock its full potential and tailor it to your unique needs. The video below from iReviews gives us a look at a curated list of ten essential apps that […]
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Imagine transforming hours of tedious data work into mere minutes of productivity. That’s the promise of Microsoft Copilot in Excel, a new AI-powered assistant designed to transform how you manage, analyze, and visualize data. Whether you’re a seasoned spreadsheet pro or someone who still gets a little nervous around formulas, Copilot adapts to your needs, […]
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The next-generation Apple TV 4K is shaping up to be one of the most significant hardware upgrades the product line has seen in years. With leaks pointing to major leaps in performance, connectivity, and smart home capabilities, Apple appears ready to transform its set-top box from a simple streamer into a powerful living-room hub. However, […]
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Imagine a coding assistant so intuitive, it doesn’t just follow your commands, it anticipates your needs, understands your codebase like a seasoned collaborator, and executes changes with surgical precision. Meet Junie, the autonomous coding partner redefining productivity within JetBrains IDEs. Unlike traditional tools that flood your workspace with bloated or error-prone suggestions, Junie takes a […]
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Laptops have escaped the desk and now show up on sofas, lounge chairs, and every in-between space, often with terrible posture as a side effect. Balancing a laptop on your knees or hunching over a coffee table is fine for checking email but not for real work. The Cosi laptop table is a small, adjustable surface designed to follow those habits and make them more ergonomic.
Cosi is a fully adjustable laptop table developed by Pearson Lloyd for Teknion’s portfolio. It’s a compact side table with a height-adjustable column and a slim top, meant to support typing, writing, or video calls whether you’re in a task chair or a deep lounge. Despite its simple silhouette, it’s the result of a careful review of how people actually work across different seating types and informal spaces.
Designer: Pearson Lloyd for Teknion
The basic form is a thin rectangular top with softly rounded corners sitting on a single round column, which rises from a flat, low-profile base. The base is slim enough to slide under chair legs or lounge frames, while the offset column lets the top cantilever over your lap. The proportions keep it visually light, so it reads as a quiet companion rather than a shrunken desk taking up floor space.
The column allows the top to move from standard typing height when you’re upright in a task chair to a higher position when you’re reclined in a lounge. That means your wrists and shoulders can stay in a more neutral position instead of hunching over a laptop balanced on your knees. Cosi turns casual seating into a place where you can actually work comfortably for more than ten minutes.
Paired with Teknion’s Aarea lounge chairs, the base tucks under the sled frame while the top hovers over the seat. In more traditional offices, it can park next to task chairs as a personal work island. Because it’s small and visually quiet, multiple tables can live in a lounge or focus area without making the space feel cluttered or over-furnished like a forest of full-size desks.
The detailing makes it feel more like furniture than equipment. The tabletop edge is thin and refined, the column-to-base junction is clean, and the finishes align with Teknion’s broader palette, from neutral paints to wood-look tops. There are no exposed mechanisms or clunky levers, just a smooth, minimal form that hides the engineering and lets you focus on the surface itself.
Cosi is one of those small tools that quietly make hybrid work more sustainable. It doesn’t try to replace a full desk, but it gives laptops a proper landing spot wherever you choose to sit. By combining adjustability, a slim footprint, and a restrained aesthetic, it turns the improvised habit of working from any chair into something your body and your workspace can live with a little better.
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Fortunately, we live in a time when most information can be recovered from another device or the cloud. Now, iPhone users can add another app to that list. Signal has announced that secure backups are now available for iOS devices. It follows a similar launch for Android devices in early September. The company shared the news on X and linked to the previous Android blog post for all additional information.
At the time, Signal noted that secure backups would be an opt-in feature and available in Android users' latest beta release. The company stated this was to test the feature on a smaller scale before it came to iOS and desktop — so clearly something worked.
The end-to-end encrypted backup offers no-cost storage of a user's text messages and up to 45 days of media. Keeping older media costs $2 per month — Signal's first paid offering. "The reason we’re doing this is simple: media requires a lot of storage, and storing and transferring large amounts of data is expensive," Signal said at the time. "As a nonprofit that refuses to collect or sell your data, Signal needs to cover those costs differently than other tech organizations that offer similar products but support themselves by selling ads and monetizing data."
Anyone who opts-in will have their messages backed up each day. The secure backups use a 64-character recovery key that is available exclusively on a user's device. It's required to access the backup and Signal is unable to recover it.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/apps/signal-extends-backup-feature-to-ios-users-133006884.html?src=rssThe Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is poised to set a new benchmark in the smartphone industry with its advanced features, refined design, and innovative technology. Scheduled for release during the Samsung Unpacked event in February 2026, this flagship device promises to deliver a premium user experience while maintaining competitive pricing. With significant upgrades in performance, […]
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What if your next gaming console could also replace your desktop PC? The GPD Win 5 is rewriting the rules of portable computing, packing the power of a high-performance gaming rig into a sleek, handheld device. Imagine playing Cyberpunk 2077 at 1440p on a 7-inch screen during your morning commute, then docking the same device […]
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Selecting the right iPad can be a daunting task, given Apple’s extensive lineup and the variety of features each model offers. Whether you are a casual user, a student, or a professional, understanding your specific needs and the capabilities of each iPad model is essential for making an informed decision. The detailed video below from […]
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