The Archive

25 AI devices have been announced but not yet shipped, from Ray-Ban Meta Audio on 13 October to OpenAI's first device after February 2027. Every one, sorted by expected ship date, with prices as of 8 October 2026.

Paris Hilton was diagnosed with ADHD in her twenties and now talks about it openly: a song, an Understood.org partnership, a campaign with her medication's maker, and UNSTOPPABLE, a summit for ADHD creators on 15 October 2026.

A Cambridge University review finds ADHD diagnoses and prescriptions rising sharply worldwide since 2000, with the steepest increase among adults. Here is what is driving it.

Garmin has published nothing about a CIRQA Smart Ring, but regulatory filings in Indonesia in August 2026 and ten more in Brazil in September point to one. Here is how it would compare to the Oura Ring 5, and what is still guesswork.

Apple accidentally shipped a finished demo video of its camera-equipped AirPods inside macOS Tahoe 26.7. Here is what the footage shows, what Visual Intelligence does, and when they might launch.

Sandbar's $249 Stream ring is a push-to-talk voice recorder for your finger, with no health tracking and $36M behind it. CEO Mina Fahmi explains why he thinks voice wins the AI wearable race.

Tiimo, a visual planner built for ADHD and neurodivergent brains, won Apple's iPhone App of the Year. What the app does, who built it, and what the win says about neurodivergent-first design.

Friend 2.0 gives Avi Schiffmann's AI companion pendant a built-in speaker and voice for $249. Here's what changed from the original and who the new version is actually great for.

OpenAI's first hardware device is reportedly a $300 to $400 screen-free smart speaker designed with Jony Ive, launching in 2027. Here's everything in the report and how it stacks up against HomePod and Echo.