The Verge
BougeRV's Remote-Controlled Wagon Is Absurd, Overpowered, and Weirdly Essential
BougeRV's remote-controlled DuneRover wagon is ridiculous, over-engineered, and - annoyingly - actually great at hauling 200 pounds up a 10 percent grade.
2026-10-06
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2026-07-12
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Philips Hue: The One Smart Home Device That Didn't Make You Want to Throw Your Phone Through a Window
The Verge's podcast digs into why Philips Hue is the rare smart home product that doesn't make you wish you'd stuck with a dimmer switch.
2026-07-03
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Midjourney Shows More of Its Fancy Ultrasound Bathtub, Still Light on the 'Works' Part
Midjourney's 'glorified hot tub' ultrasound scanner gets a video tour, but experts still aren't buying the hype - and the company seems fine with that.
2026-06-28
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Nest's Quest to Fix Your Thermostat: A Tale of iPhone-Grade Hubris and a Really Nice Screwdriver
Tony Fadell helped invent the iPhone, then got mad at his thermostat and reinvented that too, with mixed results but a top-tier screwdriver.
2026-05-09
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Dyson’s Powerful Robot Vac Gets a Price Cut That Will Suck You In (and Your Carpet Clean)
Dyson’s 360 Vis Nav robot vacuum drops to $279.99 on Woot, offering 65 air watts of carpet-demolishing power and a D-shaped design that actually tackles corners.
2026-05-05
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Valve Imports 50 Tons of 'Game Consoles,' Which Could Be Steam Machines or a Very Elaborate Paperweight
Valve imports 50 tons of 'game consoles' in two days, possibly the Steam Machine or Steam Frame, but don't get your hopes up - it's only about 20,000 units.
2026-04-19
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The Verge Recommends Gadgets That Cost Less Than a Decent Dinner
The Verge staff unearths a handful of sub-$50 gadgets that are shockingly not terrible, proving you don't need to spend a fortune for something that works.
2026-04-18
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Your PC Is About to Get a Whole Lot More 'Helpful' With AI, Whether You Asked or Not
AI apps are targeting your computer next, because your phone and browser just weren't needy enough.
2026-04-17
The Verge
Charming Gadget Writes Bad AI Poetry, Because Of Course It Does
A delightfully designed camera that prints AI poems instead of photos proves charming to look at and frustrating to use, making one long for the simple art of picture-taking.
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