Tin Can WiFi Phone

Landlines are being reinstalled in some homes with kids as a means for them to call their friends in a more analog and controlled way. Tin Can is a WiFi phone that lets kids call friends with a Tin Can for free; an app allows you to control which numbers they can call. It replicates traditional wired handsets though it runs entirely on WiFi. The company also offers a paid plan for $10 a month that allows calls to / from the Tin Can from any number that uses the same app for access. No robocalls, no unknown numbers, etc.—just the ability for kids to call only the friends and family that you permit.

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Micro Hozuki Light

Snow Peak’s latest in their line of Hozuki portable lights is the Micro Hozuki, a cherry sized light, provides light when you need it most and easily attaches to your keychain, bag, tent zipper, etc. with its clip. It’s hearty and not afraid of rain or snow, bright (27 lumens) and waterproof.

The Eames Houses: Charles and Ray Eames Residential Architecture

The Eames Houses by Eckart Maise—with text contributions by Catherine Ince and forewords by Norman Foster and Eames Demetrios—is the first comprehensive overview of Charles and Ray Eames’s residential architecture. The 288-page Phaidon volume brings together more than 1,000 images spanning celebrated landmarks and previously undiscovered projects, making the case for architecture as a third pillar of the Eames legacy alongside the furniture and films. Available for preorder now, with delivery expected in July.

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