There’s a certain crispness in the air this time of year, isn’t there? It’s that back-to-school energy, a feeling of fresh starts and limitless potential. It’s the same electrifying buzz I felt when I read that OpenAI is launching its own jobs platform. Imagine the possibilities—at first glance, it sounds like just another tech headline, […]

Walking out into that brilliantly clear sky this morning, it felt like the world was buzzing with a fresh, electric energy. It’s that feeling of a new season, where anything feels possible. And then I saw the news from Lenovo, and—whoosh—that feeling just exploded. They’ve unveiled a whole universe of new AI-powered devices, from tablets

Have you ever been on a walk with your little one on a perfectly clear day, looked up at that vast, blue sky, and they hit you with a question that just stops you in your tracks? Something like, “Can a satellite see me waving?” It’s that pure, unfiltered curiosity that makes being a parent

That Robot Isn’t Just Cleaning Your Floors—It’s Giving You Back Weekends Have you ever heard a word that just sings to your soul as a parent? For me, it’s ‘effortless.’ It’s the sound of a puzzle piece clicking perfectly into place, the sight of a peaceful afternoon nap, the feeling of pure, unadulterated calm. So

Have you ever watched a kid build with magnetic tiles? That sheer, unadulterated joy of snapping pieces together, creating something totally new from their imagination—a castle, a spaceship, a wobbly tower that defies physics. That’s the feeling I got seeing the news about Lenovo’s latest lineup from Innovation World 2025. It wasn’t just about faster

The other afternoon I was sprawled on the rug, half-reading the news while my daughter tried to balance one last neon-pink tile on top of a wobbly rainbow tower. She stuck her tongue out the way she always does when the structure teeters, and right on cue the whole thing clattered down. Instead of fussing,

It’s one of those feelings that just hits you right in the heart. You’re looking at a drawing your little one made—a fantastically lopsided rocket ship with rainbow flames or a three-headed dog with a party hat—and you think, WOW, I wish I could see this thing for real! To spin it around, see it

Ever feel the ground tilt under your feet when you realise the future just showed up at your front door? I did, last Tuesday. My daughter was building a block tower so tall it wobbled like a skyscraper in the wind, narrating a story about dragons who love peanut-butter sandwiches. Ten minutes later I was

Have you ever watched kids on a playground? They have this incredible, unspoken way of creating rules, drawing invisible lines for a game of tag, and building little forts that are their entire world. But what happens when the grown-ups who build the playground start putting up real, solid fences? That’s exactly what it feels

Last Friday the sun ducked behind the condos early, leaving my daughter and me holding half a blanket and a dream of the “greatest pillow fort ever.” We needed lightning bugs, northern lights, anything but the tired yellow bulb overhead. I was two clicks away from giving up when she whispered, “Appa, can the room