We first saw the VIVE Cosmos talked about back in January at CES 2019. HTC’s latest headset has all kinds of goodies packed into it. You’ll experience a six-camera system that allows you to negate the old method of using bases to track your movement, and new controllers will further immerse you into the game. The Cosmos also brings an 88% upgrade in screen resolution from the company’s first headset. What more does the HTC VIVE Cosmos bring? Keep reading to find out.

It’s been over nine months since Kano, one of the leaders in the STEAM field, unveiled their latest coding kit. Today that changes, as the company has just announced its newest release. In partnership with Microsoft, Kano’s new PC Coding Kit packs several notable new improvements. Windows 10 support, enhanced specs and more make for the most in-depth programing experience yet. Head below for all of the details.

You’ve likely heard of TrackR, a Bluetooth-enabled item finder that connects to your phone. Well, today, Sprint announced the Tracker + Safe & Found, an LTE-enabled item finder that offers a built-in GPS and Wi-Fi to make sure you can find anything, anywhere, anytime. Since it offers LTE and GPS, you won’t have to worry about a Bluetooth connection to your phone to locate the Tracker + Safe & Found. This is a great way for parents to keep tabs on kids who are playing outside, pets you let roam around or even just bikes or luggage that you don’t want to lose.

As summer approaches, it seems that action cameras are beginning to get refreshed for new adventures. DJI just released the Osmo Action with dual displays and RockSteady image stabilization, Sony updated its RX0 lineup in March, and GoPro released its HERO7 late last year. In comes Mokacam, a company who has already funded a few of its action cameras, with a brand-new offering. The Mokacam Alpha3 is the “most advanced 4K action camera ever”, bringing 4K HDR with image stabilization (something that’s hard to find outside of DJI’s Osmo Action), 4K60 recording, and even 1080p240 for 8x super slow motion.

Tripods can be big, clunky, and heavy. I’ve owned my fair share and lugged around quite a few through different trade shows and on different vacations. Though I generally stick to my monopod these days when going for a more run-and-gun setup, nothing beats a sturdy tripod. In comes the Peak Design Travel Tripod, replacing quite a few of my old models with one super compact and versatile offering.