Now with clickable joysticks, more battery life, and other awesome new features, the Nimbus+ has left its predecessor in the dust, putting it more on par with its PS4 and Xbox cousins.
Keeps your espresso portafilter(s) out of the way, clean, and accessible.
I suppose this is a week where I get to discover all kinds of neat rubber stamps. Today’s example are these robot stamps by Jungwiealt, a German stationery company run by illustrator Barbara Dziadosz and her husband Felix Jung, an industrial designer. As a side note, I love what their company name means: Since our family name is Jung, which means “young”…
Offers enhanced comfort while working.
A brilliant way to organize, sort, and filter your Shortcuts library. It’s the utility Apple should’ve made.
The frosted glass rolltop lid helps you see what’s inside as you walk by, so you always know what your bread situation is.
This heirloom-quality, all-metal desk pen comes with a matching stand to seamlessly integrate with any workspace and always be within easy reach.
This compact, lightweight, weather-sealed camera is the ultimate travel companion for the on-the-go photography enthusiasts. (Releases November 21st, 2019)
In this inventive and intensely personal cookbook, the blogger behind the award-winning Lady & Pups reveals how she cooked her way out of an untenable living situation, with more than 80 delicious Asian-inspired dishes with influences from around the world. (Releases October 15th, 2019)
Searchpath, developed by Manton Reece, is a neat little search box you can easily embed on your website or blog. All you have to do is add a little Javascript snippet to your site (in the footer or wherever else you might want a search bar) and Searchpath will index everything so that it can be searched by visitors later. The results…
Made from stone-oiled leather that simply folds over into itself, the Apogee Handmade Folded iPhone Carry might be the classiest, simplest iPhone case we’ve seen in a while. There’s no stitching, no velcro and no buttons — just leather. These things are handmade in Vancouver, British Columbia. They can be made to fit an iPhone 4S or 5, and are $45 a pop.