Several vehicle models have gone to infotainment screens, but they can be distracting and complicated. Here are new cars that ...

The GAMEBABY case adds real buttons to your iPhone 17, making Delta and Pokémon play feel like a true retro handheld again.

First, they came for headphone jacks. Buttons are next. Last week at CES 2020, two companies showed off prototype smartphone designs with no physical buttons. Imagine it: a phone with no dedicated ...

Despite the 2026 Porsche Cayenne Electric having 50% more screens than today’s gas-powered model, the EV still has buttons, toggles, and knobs. It’s going to stay that way. In Leipzig, Germany Porsche ...

To the relief of practically anybody who drives a car regularly, Japanese carmaker Subaru has brought back physical buttons and knobs for its 2026 Outback midsize SUV. It’s yet another sign that ...

Like all modern vehicles, the 2025 Toyota 4Runner uses a touchscreen to control a laundry list of functions inside the car. But unlike many, it also has big, accessible physical controls—buttons and ...

Android 17 update could bring some major new gaming features like support for remapping the buttons on your favorite gamepad.

Your TV remote is probably the number one gadget you hate losing. Without it, watching TV is just so inconvenient. You'd either have to get up from the couch to push the buttons on the back of the TV, ...

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A photograph supposedly showing "millions" of colorful buttons littering a dilapidated staircase has been circulating on social media for several years, attached to the claim that the image was taken ...

You've stopped into your favorite cafe, fast-food spot, or even your go-to gas station for a quick liquid treat. You order up your usual — a coffee, slushie, soda, whatever it may be — to go, and ...

Tender Buttons has closed its doors, and we have lost an enchanted place. On the Upper East Side of Manhattan, from a tranquil storefront in a trim brick house, it sold buttons of all sorts: humble, ...