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Hardware

Man sitting holding his hands over his knees in a black sweater

Flying Car Billionaire Brett Adcock Launches Startup to Build Personal A.I.

Billionaire Brett Adcock is building Hark, a “human-centric” A.I. lab that fuses multimodal models with custom-designed devices to create assistants that anticipate your needs.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
A man in a navy blue suit against an orange background.

Matt Garman, the Low-Profile Engineer Driving Amazon’s A.I. Infrastructure Push

Matt Garman, the low-profile engineer now leading Amazon Web Services, is quietly shaping Amazon’s global A.I. strategy through massive data center projects and next-gen hardware that will define the future of cloud and machine learning computing.
By Victor Dey
Two men and one woman sit in red chairs onstage

OpenAI’s Secretive A.I. Gadget Designed by Jony Ive Aims to Redefine Tech’s Vibe

Altman and Ive say OpenAI's first A.I. device aims to replace tech’s chaos with calm, simplicity and a touch of whimsy.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
People gathered together to take a group photo with Apple's logo at Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, California, on June 13, 2016. / AFP / GABRIELLE LURIE (Photo credit should read GABRIELLE LURIE/AFP/Getty Images)

Facebook’s Hated for Copying Snap, So Why Don’t People Care Apple Steals From Amazon?

By Brady Dale
A man poses with his Scottish shorthair cat during the Catsburg 2017 International Cats show in Moscow on March 4, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / Vasily MAXIMOV (Photo credit should read VASILY MAXIMOV/AFP/Getty Images)

Two Devices to Get Your Kitty Into Instagram-Perfect Shape

By Brady Dale
Evan Dahm tests a Wacom MobileStudio Pro at Think Coffee in Manhattan.

How Much Did Wacom’s MobileStudio Pro Impress This Traditional Cartoonist?

By Brady Dale
The Light phone.

Get This Digital Detox Device Before Its Price Jumps 50 Percent

By Brady Dale
The ROBORanger.

This Grenade-Like GPS Alarm Could Save Your Life

By Brady Dale
A mother and her children look at the range of school supplies in a supermarket of Englos, northern France, on July 9, 2013, ahead of the start of the classes in September. AFP PHOTO/ DENIS CHARLET (Photo credit should read DENIS CHARLET/AFP/Getty Images)

These Four Products, Including a Spying Teddy Bear, Track Your Kids

By Brady Dale
A new iOS app lets you listen to music with sophisticated surround sound.

How to Get Amazing Audio With Even the Cheapest Headphones

By Sage Lazzaro
G-U-M Play.

Internet of Things in Your Face

By Brady Dale
From the Lumenus Kickstarter campaign. (GIF: Kickstarter)

Cycling Gear Startup Pitches Pricey Wearables With Fear

By Brady Dale
The PRIV brought back the keyboard in November (Photo: Blackberry).

Blackberry Will Bring QWERTY Keyboards Back to Android

By Brady Dale
A HomeStove in the BioLite hardware lab. (Photo: Brady Dale for Observer)

How Electricity-Generating Cook Stoves Increase Profit and Decrease Suffering

By Brady Dale
Jonathan Cedar, CEO of Biolite, with the company's CampStove and NanoGrid. (Photo: Brady Dale for Observer)

In Case of Apocalypse, This Wood-Burning Stove Will Charge Your Cellphone

By Brady Dale
Women using The Verse. (Photo: Hooke Audio)

How Hooke Audio Has Readied Its Device to Work as a Camcorder for the Blind

By Brady Dale
Lumenati in action (Photo: Lumenati).

Get That Stanley Kubrick Feeling Using This iPhone Camera Case

By Brady Dale
Hi. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Hardware Projects for Mobile Privacy

By Brady Dale

Startup Rundown: Buy the Right Baby Gear, and Make Your Kid Read iPad Books

By Jordyn Taylor
(Photo: Blogspot)

Booting Up: It’s Hardware’s Turn to Shine

By Jessica Roy
Ms. Peyton (Photo: @msg via AmandaPeyton.com)

Grand St. Reimagines Retail for Personalized Tech: Hardware Has Changed, So Should the Way It’s Sold

By Nitasha Tiku

Dismissive VCs Drive Hardware Startups Straight to Kickstarter

By Jessica Roy
Screenshot of Boxee 1.5

Boxee Burns Loyal Users, Discontinues Support for PC Software

By Ben Popper
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