This daffy piece of furniture can be assembled into a desk, coffee table, two stools and lamp, which all fit into a handy suitcase.

An interesting way to reuse a luggage rack in your home is in your kitchen. There are a couple of ways to do this. One simple option is to take the foldable rack, set a tray on top, and use it to ...

Don't tell T-Mobile that, then. The provider and Samsara have unveiled a smart carry-on suitcase, the "Un-carrier On" (sorry about the pun), whose stand-out feature is the ability to double as a desk.

T-Mobile has been pushing its customers to travel more with its Coverage Beyond initiative, and now the company is offering something completely new for travelers: the Un-carrier On smart suitcase ...

T-Mobile's newest offering is a magenta-colored suitcase. The company is offering the product ahead of what's expected to be a busy holiday travel season.

The wooden suitcase, which was said to have been designed by a magician, weighs 4.6kg and is priced at $299 (£186) at China Magic. A robotic suitcase that allows for hands-free luggage was ...

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T-Mobile’s Un-Carrier On suitcase features an Apple AirTags and a wireless battery charger. On top of the AirTags, the bright magenta suitcase also offers a pocket that fits a portable battery pack.

The wooden suitcase, which was said to have been designed by a magician, weighs 4.6kg. A robotic suitcase that allows for hands-free luggage was introduced in 2012.

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Two aeronautical engineers have designed this series of luggage featuring rigid Canadian wood and leather shells. Charles G Tremblay and Simon Maltais, who were previously aeronautical engineers ...