Andrew Liszewski

A British startup has miniaturized the interfaces Apollo astronauts used aboard the command and lunar modules to create the DSKY Moonwatch. In addition to basic calculator functions the watch has GPS waypoint navigation and a battery good for 24 hours of use between charges with a USB cable.

Takahiro Miyazawa has released a new mini golf game for the Switch that’s played by swinging a Joy-Con that hangs from two others using their wrist straps, as spotted by Nintendo Life.

Ahead of the busy holiday travel season there are now 14 airlines that have adopted Apple’s Share Item Location feature, according to MacRumors. The list includes Delta, Air Canada, United, British Airways, Air New Zealand, Swiss International Airlines, Austrian Airlines, and Lufthansa, while airlines like Qantas, Virgin Atlantic, and KLM are expected to add support soon.

If you’re a lacking a 3D printer but want Jerrod Hofferth’s adorable Mac Pro-style enclosure for Apple’s new Mac Mini, Zeera’s now selling a similar case made from CNC machined aluminum.

Most wireless speaker systems compromise sound quality for convenience, but Matthew Perks’ custom setup cuts the cords without any audio compression. It upgrades an optical S/PDIF connection, which typically relies on LEDs and fiber optic cables, with lasers and mirrors that bounce digital audio signals around a room from transmitters to receivers connected to each satellite speaker.

Cable Matters’ new 11-in-1 docking station includes four Thunderbolt 5 ports that can drive three 8K displays at 60Hz when connected to a Windows PC, or a pair of 6K/60hz displays when connected to a Mac. For $349.99 the dock also includes three USB-A ports, microSD and SD card slots, and supports Thunderbolt Share.