Anthony Karcz

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Anthony Karcz

eufy, yes that same company that makes your robovac, is headed to the great outdoors with their first binocular-vision robomower. Previously the realm of only a few companies, as the technology has become more ubiquitous, we've seen a proliferation of devices heading to market from companies old and new.

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Anthony Karcz

April 1st is an awful time to be on the internet. "Jokes" come at you at a fast and furious pace. Every story leaves you wondering if that cool new product announcement you just saw was real or if it lives only in a designer's presentation deck. dbrand, the satirical and acerbic purveyor of device cases and skins, said "why not both?"Touch Grass?

4 weeks ago | forbes.com | Anthony Karcz

Your smartphone is making you crazy. In the past decade, I’ve noticed a general increase in anxiety and anxiousness. And while, yes, the past 10 years have been culturally fraught, there’s a more personal reason for the uptick and it’s probably in your hand right now. Your smartphone has you locked into an endless cycle of waiting for yet another alert to pull your attention back to your phone for something that has to be dealt with immediately (whether the need is actually immediate or not).

1 month ago | geekdad.com | Jonathan H. Liu |Anthony Karcz |Will James

Today’s stack: a bunch of comics! I’ve mentioned before that I have fallen way behind in my comics in the past few years, which means I have a huge backlog that I always imagine I’ll get through because I generally read comics fairly quickly. But that still means sitting down and actually reading them! Here’s the latest batch I’ve read—a couple of older ones, and some brand-new ones as well.

1 month ago | forbes.com | Anthony Karcz

Spring (well, meteorological spring) is here in less than a month! This is going to be the year that you finally get a robot to take over care of your lawn (and maybe the snow that's still, somehow, accumulating in your driveway). As long as there have been predictions of the future, people have envisioned robots taking over their outdoor chores. And with good reason. Unless you truly love yardwork, it’s time-consuming, back-breaking labor. Even if you love yardwork, that’s still true.