Tech

A college student's obsession with a 1998 wearable computer brought a legendary crew of veteran engineers back together to bring it to life.

A brown apartment block, an overcast sky, a pedestrian overpass — and not one pixel of it is a photograph.

A former Hello! Project idol ran a 10-hour, fan-powered livestream on a platform she built herself — and says she never read a single line of the code.

A routine teeth cleaning gets awkward when a smartwatch's mood-tracking feature broadcasts the patient's true feelings for the dentist to see.

A Japanese equipment maker's heavy-duty mowing attachment went viral for how weirdly good it looks in action.

As Europe sweats through another brutal heatwave, Japan's AC makers are winning hearts — and premium price tags.

Reddit's translated pages started showing up in Japanese search results, and people are sorting out what kind of place it actually is.

It boots up with the PSP startup sound. Smartphones exist. People are buying it anyway.

A game developer casually deleted some old crab data — and discovered the entire world's water level had been secretly balanced by crabs all along.

Wet hands are not consent.

The crumbling PU leather problem that headphone users have been quietly enduring for years.