Articles by Madhurima Nag

The AI recorder that wants to do the follow-up email for you–meet Tovel
The AI recorder that wants to do the follow-up email for you–meet Tovel
My browser history for the past few weeks is a mess of pre-launch gadget pages, mostly because I keep telling myself I’ll stop clicking on “AI recorder” ads and then I don’t. Tovel was the one that made me actually..
SonicMax Slice 10: A wireless ultrasonic cutter that actually thinks about runtime
SonicMax Slice 10: A wireless ultrasonic cutter that actually thinks about runtime
I’ve lost count of how many ultrasonic cutter pitches start with the same forty-thousand-vibrations-a-second line. It’s a good number. It’s just not the number that matters once you’re ten minutes into a project and the thing has gone uncomfortably warm..
A desk gadget that might finally fix the awkward translator handoff
A desk gadget that might finally fix the awkward translator handoff
If you have been through hotel check-ins and trade show conversations, you’ll recognize a very specific moment. Someone pulls out a translator device, speaks into it, then turns it around and holds it up to a stranger’s face. The other..
Brainlume: A head-worn 810nm near-infrared light wellness device for wind-down and daily recharge
Brainlume: A head-worn 810nm near-infrared light wellness device for wind-down and daily recharge
Brainlume is a head-worn near-infrared light wellness device designed to bring light-based wellness into everyday routines. Built around 810nm near-infrared light, it combines two user modes, simple 20-minute sessions, and a fully head-worn design with no nasal insertion. The idea..
DaVinci AI review (2026): Is it worth it? Features, pricing, pros & cons
DaVinci AI review (2026): Is it worth it? Features, pricing, pros & cons
If you’ve experimented with AI image or video generation recently, you’ve probably noticed one frustrating trend: every top model seems to require its own subscription. One tool excels at images, another creates better videos, while a third focuses on editing..
From walking to running: The evolution of KingSmith WalkingPad’s just walk and hybrid series
From walking to running: The evolution of KingSmith WalkingPad’s just walk and hybrid series
KingSmith’s compact home fitness journey began with rethinking everyday walking and later evolved into a foldable machine that combines walking and running. Through the Just Walk and Hybrid Series, KingSmith created two distinct product formats that made daily movement and..
TESSAN 250W voltage converter travel adapter (TC03) review
TESSAN 250W voltage converter travel adapter (TC03) review
Most people don’t think about voltage until they’re standing in a hotel room somewhere with a US charger and an outlet that clearly won’t accept it. The US runs on 110V. Most of Europe, Asia, and Australia run closer to..
InfiMaker K1: A 5-axis CNC that’s trying to fit on a desk
InfiMaker K1: A 5-axis CNC that’s trying to fit on a desk
Every so often, a desktop CNC page claims 5-axis, and you go looking for the asterisk. Usually it’s there. Sometimes it’s buried in “3+2,” which is a different machine wearing a bigger number. InfiMaker’s K1, now on Kickstarter, is claiming..
Why product launches need stronger visual assets before they go live
Why product launches need stronger visual assets before they go live
Plenty of genuinely good products launch badly, and it’s rarely because the idea was weak. It’s because nobody could tell what the thing was in the three seconds they spent looking at it. Someone scrolling a discovery feed or a..
Hisense U7SG: 3,000 dimming zones, 165Hz, and a gaming TV that doesn’t just claim it
Hisense U7SG: 3,000 dimming zones, 165Hz, and a gaming TV that doesn’t just claim it
There’s always that one house where everyone ends up. Friends coming over for the game, family piling in for movie night, or a weekend that turns into a full gaming session because someone brought a controller and a copy of..
Xteink X3 review: the tiny eReader that still makes sense
Xteink X3 review: the tiny eReader that still makes sense
“Compact” is one of the most overused words in tech marketing. Most of the time, it just means slightly smaller than last year’s model. The Xteink X3 actually earns the word. It weighs 58 grams. It’s under 5mm thick. It’s..
RainPoint’s connected watering system puts a gateway, two zones, and a soil sensor in one box
RainPoint’s connected watering system puts a gateway, two zones, and a soil sensor in one box
Smart water timers have a credibility problem, and it is always the same problem. You mount one on the spigot, build a schedule in the app, and by mid-July you are opening that app to cancel cycles because it rained..

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