—Clicks Technology
A clacky, clip-on cellphone keyboard
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—Nick Rochowski and CaligraCaligra Workbench
Today’s computers are approachable, but also distracting, argues Caligra co-founder and CEO Grant Bisset. That’s why his company developed Workbench, a minimalist operating system for anyone comfortable opening files with terminal rather than clicking around for paper-shaped icons. Free of aesthetic artifice, the software offers scant apps beyond a web browser by default. “Nothing flashes, nothing moves, nothing sells you things,” he says. You can add anything you want via a package manager like Homebrew, quickly move windows around with keyboard shortcuts, and open the Stash dashboard to take notes or check the time. —Daniel Varghese
—XREAL
Lightweight XR glasses
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—Plaud photographyPlaud NotePin S
The diminutive Plaud Notepin S, which you can pin to your shirt or wear on a necklace, quietly records and transcribes at the press of a button. Its app summarizes the resulting text with the help of templates, ensuring its notes are useful whether you were in a doctor’s office or lecture hall. The company knew its original 30 templates had limitations. “We are not lawyers, we are not engineers,” said Plaud Head of Brand Communication Elina Tsao. This summer, Plaud established a Template Community allowing anyone to create and share templates that others with similar needs might appreciate. —Rae Witte
—Samsung Electronics America
The ultimate gaming monitor
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—OhsnapOhSnap Mcon
What good is a mobile game controller if it gives you hand cramps? OhSnap's Mcon doesn’t sacrifice functionality for pocketability. The controller attaches to your phone magnetically and pops out to reveal a full-size gamepad with thumbsticks, analog triggers and fold-out grips. Less than an inch thick, the Mcon has a slider mechanism that makes it easy to switch back to using your phone for calls and texts. Plus, the magnetic back plate detaches, letting gamers prop the controller and play wirelessly, like a Nintendo Switch. —Jessica Sager
—Kelvin Ye
A digital highlighterIn a world of multiplying distractions, it’s harder than ever to concentrate while reading a book—and harder still to save photos or screenshots of interesting lines for future reference. That’s where Mark II, the brainchild of founder (and avid reader) Eason Tang, comes in. It’s a smart bookmark that highlights text and saves it all in one app, making it easy to take notes without having to pick up your phone and risk losing focus. “It's a lot smoother of a process,” Tang says. The device also has a voice recorder for audio messages. —Eliza Thompson
—Fosi Audio
Fosi Audio MD3 MagDAC
Less cumbersome portable hifi listening
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—Courtesy of XTEINKWhile the most popular e-readers are smaller than a hardcover, many are still a bit too large for true grab-and-go convenience. Xteink filled the gap with its X3 and X4 e-readers, which are small enough to pocket and can also magnetically snap to the back of a smartphone. Now, the new X4 Pro makes the doll-size design more user-friendly with a touchscreen, adjustable warm-and-cool front lighting, and a larger battery. Like its predecessors, the Pro doesn’t include an ebook storefront, but its unlocked firmware means readers can upload their own EPUBs, PDFs, and more without worrying about compatibility problems or third-party restrictions. —Eliza Thompson
—Apple
Apple iPhone Duo
iPhone’s big makeover
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