1 Segway Go Kart Pro II. Roll along at a maximum speed of close to 43 kilometres per hour. Detach the handlebars to use the floor panel as a floating hoverboard. Roll it into the house, park it in front of the TV, and it becomes a tiny racing sim. It's compatible with most major consoles and games and has full 360 haptic feedback. It's what Richie Rich would have if he lived in 2024.
2 Clicks keyboard case.
Clicks is the first creator keyboard for the iPhone. It a little physical QWERTY keyboard that attaches to the bottom of the phone, leaving the screen free. More screen, more shortcuts, more space for apps and content. Best for those who miss the clickety-clack of the physical Blackberry or their hipster Remington.
3 Evie ring. Movano Health's Evie ring is designed for women wearers and tracks their heart rate, menstrual cycle, sleep quality, moods, steps and movement. No need to wear a smartwatch to bed or carry the phone on a walk. It costs $269 and comes in gold, rose gold and silver. It will need a subscription when it releases outside the US. But can your family heirlooms do this?
4 Beta Volt BV 100 battery.
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Staying well within range
Driving from Mumbai to Mahabaleshwar in an XC40 Recharge at night means going against the odds but it's not dangerous
Forget demure, forget mindful
Women are expected to dress their age. But why should arbitrary numbers dictate anyone's choices? Wear what you want, when you want
Bubbling under, boiling over
The year's best food yet, from Bandra to Seoul, from old names and new, from starters to afters
The new spin doctors
Come for the hooping, stay for fire poi, dapostar, leviwand and more. India's newest subculture blends art and athletics, meditation and showmanship, public and private. And it looks great on the 'gram
Shall we put a label on this?
What is high fructose corn syrup? Is red dye good? Dieticians and nutritionists break down the confusing stuff we see on food labels
Pho heaven's sake, explore!
There's more to Vietnam than the Golden Bridge or Ha Long Bay. Discover limestone cliffs, rice terraces, and local foods that haven't made it to the 'gram
No. Wait. She did what?
These mean girls are self-centred, bratty, and can make your life hell. But they stole the show. Read on, loser. And tell us how it wasssss
Are you seeing spots too?
Jyoti Bhatt's serigraphs use traditional symbols in modern ways, creating art that is slyly clever and full of little stories
Leave us to our own devices
Instead of banning gadgets, restaurants should ban people that are actually disturbing the peace
Siam Siam, but different
The reason Indians feel instantly at home in Thailand is because their mix of Hindu and Buddhist traditions so closely mirrors our own, creating a comfort zone abroad
