Handy read-later app that saves ad-free offline versions of articles from any app and can read them aloud.
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Gives non-Apple devices an AirDrop-style way to send files wirelessly between Android, Mac and Windows.
He was impressed that this AI story writer worked and added sensible detail to his short prompt.
Called insane and scored 6 out of 10 for letting you lift 20 times your strength.
Rated 9 out of 10; a headband that reads your visual cortex to steer a drone.
Scored 7 out of 10; two layers of graphene could stop bullets while being practically invisible.
MIT's radio-wave AI system tracks people through walls and he finds it incredible.
Rated 8 out of 10; lets you climb vertical glass, metal or brick with no ladder or harness.
A record-thin speaker, 1.1cm, with surprisingly full sound and an eight hour battery.
The coolest piece of tech he has ever held: a fully working, flexible Android device barely thicker than paper.
Very thin sleep earbuds that fade music out and track sleep, and he was a big fan on first impression despite average sound.
A very thin 1080p portable display that feels premium, with an aluminium and glass shell.
Stripped the kernels off the cob cleanly and felt satisfying to use.
A working smart plug with Google Assistant and Alexa support for about seven dollars.
A self-powered LED shower head he loved, putting it in his hall of fame.
A silly automatic bubble gun that he enjoyed despite his dog not being a fan.
The heat-conducting knife genuinely made cold butter noticeably more spreadable.
He called it possibly the most useful 2.50 he has spent, since it covers blind spots.
A well-thought-out 5K display that could be the easy-to-recommend compromise for Apple fans.























