Brian Sherman

As a longtime photographer/videographer/audio nerd, charging all the devices at home is often a chaotic nightmare, and if you’re taking your equipment on the road, it […]

As a journalist and investor, I’m always a little suspicious of single-product, super-niche companies; there are just so many things that can go wrong, and one […]

For four weeks during 2021, this TechCrunch reporter took the plunge and tested a “metabolic fitness” service from Bangalore-based startup Ultrahuman. The tracker program, branded Cyborg, […]

Working from home has been my normal for more than a decade, but it’s getting a bit stale. Time to spice it up — with some […]

No one wants to be the maintenance worker who has to hike through half a mile of damp hallways just to check the pressure gauge on […]

Mosquitos kill more people than any other creature in the world, and there’s no shortage of potential tech solutions. One such solution comes from Bzigo, which […]

Line is a regular staple at CES, showing off its high-end milled-aluminium docking stations. This year, the company is back in Las Vegas with an accessory […]

Sony has announced some basic information about its much-anticipated next-generation VR hardware for the PS5, which it calls — predictably — PSVR2. Little was revealed about […]

Italian startup Filo — better known in Europe for its Tile-like Bluetooth tracking devices — is showing off its shiny new product Tata Pad, a cushion […]

Skydio’s self-flying drone is getting a host of new software, hardware and services updates to ring in the new year.The Bay Area-based drone company is revamping […]

Truly there is nothing new under the sun if, when one learns that a goldfish can drive, the immediate response is “again?” But while today’s icthyological […]

It’s all good and well to be able to sit cross-legged on a mountain top and feel at one with the universe — but how do […]