Samsung is gearing up to unveil its latest lineup of devices at the highly anticipated Unpacked event on July 22nd, 2026. Among the highlights is the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide, a device that aims to redefine the foldable smartphone category. Alongside the Z Fold 8, Z Flip 8, and a new Galaxy Watch, the […]
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Compact, affordable and surprisingly capable, this mini PC powered by the AMD Ryzen 7840U APU and Radeon 780M integrated graphics offers a practical solution for casual gaming and everyday tasks. As highlighted by ETA Prime, the device pairs an 8-core processor with 32GB of soldered LPDDR5 RAM, making sure smooth multitasking and respectable gaming performance. […]
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The iPhone 18 Pro Max, Apple’s latest flagship device, has already generated significant buzz due to its rumored features and technological advancements. However, a recent supply chain issue has raised concerns about Apple’s ability to meet production demands. Largan Precision, a long-time supplier of Apple’s camera lenses, has declined to increase production for a critical […]
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Anthropic’s “Claude Design” offers a structured approach to creating visual assets by integrating AI-driven features with collaborative workflows. Built on the Claude Opus 47 model, it supports tasks like wireframing, prototyping and animation while maintaining alignment with brand guidelines. According to Prompt Engineering, one standout feature is Claude Code, which facilitates direct handoff between design […]
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Furniture has always had a love-hate relationship with art. Some pieces are so carefully considered in form that they become objects of admiration, almost too precious to actually use. Others are purely utilitarian and couldn’t care less about looking good. Few pieces try to genuinely blur that line, but that’s the territory experimental artist and designer Michael Jantzen has been working in for decades.
His Interactive Segmented Tables are a compelling example of that approach. These aren’t concepts or prototypes; they’re actual, built furniture that sits in a room and waits for you to decide what they should be. At any given moment, they can work as a proper low table for a drink or a book, and with a few turns of their knobs, transform into something that belongs in a gallery.
Designer: Michael Jantzen
The mechanism behind this is disarmingly simple. Each table is made up of identical segments threaded along a center support rod, held in place by two disc-shaped knobs on either end. Loosen those knobs, and you can rotate each segment independently into any configuration you like. Each segment has at least one flat side, so aligning enough of them with flat faces pointing upward turns the whole thing into a stable surface.
This is where the tables stop being passive objects and start being tools of expression. You might rotate the segments into something visually striking when guests arrive, then pull them flat when you need an actual surface for a lamp or a tray. The piece adapts to the occasion rather than the other way around, which is rarely something a table can honestly claim to do.
What makes this even more interesting is that the segments are two-toned, so rotating them doesn’t just change the table’s shape; it also shifts its color pattern. A configuration that shows one dominant tone can open up into a mix of both with a single rearrangement. You could work with the same piece for years and never feel like you’ve fully exhausted what it can look like.
The Interactive Segmented Tables also aren’t locked into a single form factor. Jantzen designed them to be available in many different sizes and table shapes, and they can be made from a range of materials. This means the same essential concept can translate into very different objects, depending on what a space or an owner calls for, without losing what makes them worth owning in the first place.
For anyone tired of furniture that commits too hard to a single personality, these tables offer something different. There’s a quiet pleasure in knowing you can reach down, loosen two knobs, and change what’s sitting in your living room without buying anything new. Few objects manage to be this honest about the fact that taste and function aren’t always fixed, and that’s a more useful quality than it sounds.
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Apple is reportedly gearing up to launch its first smart glasses, a product that could significantly influence the future of wearable technology. By combining sophisticated design, seamless integration with the Apple ecosystem, and advanced functionality, Apple aims to create a product that is both practical and stylish. This ambitious endeavor highlights the company’s ongoing commitment […]
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Matt Williams explores how to build a hands-free system for capturing and organizing ideas in real time. By integrating Just Press Record, Apple Shortcuts, and n8n workflows, this method enables automated transcription and classification through Ollama. For instance, you can record thoughts while driving or exercising, making sure they are transcribed and categorized without manual […]
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Efficiently managing storage on your iPhone has become increasingly essential with the advanced capabilities of iOS 26. One often overlooked aspect of storage management is system data, which can occupy a significant portion of your device’s memory. In some cases, this data may even exceed the size of the operating system itself. By using the […]
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Artificial intelligence is increasingly allowing productivity even when you’re not actively at your desk. In a recent feature by The AI Advantage, the spotlight is on new AI-driven desktop applications like the Gemini app for Mac and the updated Claude desktop app. Gemini, integrated with Notebook LM, offers a straightforward and free entry point for […]
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The iPad Mini 8 is poised to redefine Apple’s compact tablet lineup, offering a blend of portability and pro-level features. Leaks and rumors suggest that this device will introduce notable advancements in display technology, processing power, durability, and design. These upgrades aim to bring the iPad Mini closer to the functionality and aesthetics of the […]
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