This Ingenious Gadget Adds a Second Screen to the Back of Your iPhone

Selfix is a smartphone case for iPhone 17 Pro/Max with an ingenious feature: it adds a 1.6-inch circular screen to the back of your iPhone so you can take selfies using its rear camera system. The case also has a hidden microSD card slot that allows users to expand their iPhone storage (by up to 2TB). The case will come in three colors: Oat White, Blush Pink and Midnight Black. It’s expected to launch on Kickstarter in Q1 2026.

One of the most prominent names in Jeep restomods just revealed its latest project, a 1979 Wagoneer. After being fortunate enough to score an incredibly solid donor, Vigilante 4×4 went to work, doing what it does best, giving the truck a full nut-and-bolt makeover while modernizing it in ways that improve its drivability, but don’t compromise on its originality. But more so, the company made the ’79 one of its grandest creations yet by transplanting Mopar’s latest 392 V8 crate motor under the hood. Yes, that’s essentially the same 392 6.4-liter V8 found in the Wrangler 392.

Just because temps are dropping does not mean you aren’t perspiring with outdoor exertion, meaning hydration is just as important as it is in July. Tapping into the season is this unique limited-time flavor, which packs science-backed electrolytes and cider-y goodness that encourages you to sip even as the cold suppresses your thirst. Every 30-calorie serving from this 40-count bag offers 250mg sodium, 100mg potassium and 80mg magnesium to keep you running, biking, snowboarding and skiing strong.

If this fixed blade’s name seems familiar, you probably recognize it as the surname of the protagonist of the Dune movies, as played by Timothée Chalamet. Interestingly, it more closely resembles the long blades used by Duncan Idaho (Jason Momoa), with its aggressive tanto blade shape and straight handle. Measuring 11.40 inches total, it has a black-finished 5.70-inch 65Mn steel blade, a removable polypropylene handle and comes with a Tek-Lok-compatible sheath.

Artemide has reissued the Sintesi, the brand’s first lamp created by its founder, Ernesto Gismondi, back in 1975. The 50th-anniversary edition of the striking table lamp returns in its four original colors — red, blue, green and white — and its functional, foldable design feels just as contemporary and innovative as it did when it first appeared half a century ago.

Having shocked the world with its revolutionary all-electric Nevera and Nevera R hypercars, Rimac created a run of 10 “Founder’s Edition” examples that sport exclusive aesthetic treatments and include special ownership privileges. So, along with an understated two-tone design and a unique interior on their car, Founder’s Club members will also have priority at product previews, a company card allowing direct access to Bugatti Rimac HQ, invitations to performance showcases and record attempts, involvement in strategy discussions with founder Mate Rimac and the team, as well as input into the research and development that will create the company’s future cars. Considering the Nevera R delivers 2,107 horsepower and a top speed of 268.2 mph, owning one of these cars is an opportunity unlike anything else.