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The Framework Desktop Refuses to Die Quietly
A modular tower in 2026 sounds quaint. After three months of daily use, it might be the most quietly radical PC of the year.
The Steam Deck OLED Still Outclasses Every Handheld in 2026
Two years on, Valve's gamble continues to humble the ROG Ally, the Legion Go, and whatever Microsoft is calling its handheld this week.
Read dispatch →Claude 4.7 and the Era of the Agentic Office
Anthropic's latest model can run an eight-hour task without supervision. The implications for knowledge work are not subtle.
Read dispatch →Why Every Startup Suddenly Wants a Physical Office Again
After half a decade of Slack-first orthodoxy, the Series A class of 2026 is signing leases. The reasoning is more interesting than the headlines suggest.
Read dispatch →Baldur's Gate 3, Two Years On: Still the Benchmark
A second pass through Larian's masterwork in 2026 reveals just how much modern AAA design has — and has not — learned from it.
Read dispatch →AirPods Pro 3 Review: Apple's Quiet Dominance
Better noise cancellation, real-time translation that almost works, and a battery that finally lasts. The category has, again, no obvious answer.
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