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Figma just announced its first hardware: a keyboard for designers. The Figma Creator Micro Keyboard is a collaboration between the platform and Work Louder to bring "joy to your hardware." According to Marcin Wichary‚ Figma Design Director‚ the company wanted to build a "tactile tool that brought back the personality and the quality‚ helping our most passionate Figma users get where they need to go faster and allow for a bit of play along the way." Unlike a QWERTY keyboard‚ the Figma Creator Micro Keyboard comes with 12 keys and two rotary encoders that make the design feel more tactile. In total‚ it allows for 48 different shortcuts‚ although there are over 150 possible shortcuts in Figma. Image source: Figma “With the Micro‚ all the keys are in a grid‚ making it super easy to mentally map your custom shortcut placement‚” says Michael di Genova‚ Co-founder at Work Louder. “Plus‚ the tactile buttons and dials give physical feedback‚ so you know your command was sent without having to look down. This helps you build that muscle memory fast‚ and once it kicks in‚ you won’t even need to think‚ you’ll just ‘do.’” The Figma Creator Micro Keyboard ships in Q2 2024 and is available to pre-order for $139 (total price is $159). It's possible to select between White (clicky) and Brown (tactile). The company says this keyboard works with Mac‚ iOS‚ Windows‚ and Linux and will ship worldwide. Image source: Figma This announcement comes after Figma just unveiled powerful AI features to FigJam‚ including: Generate: Go from a blank canvas to a personalized template or visualization with a simple prompt. It will help reduce prep work‚ facilitate more fun and engaging meetings‚ and help you communicate visually. Sort: Automatically cluster stickies into key themes‚ which will help you spend less time organizing and more time focusing on big ideas while also identifying trending topics. Summarize: Create a summary from a sea of stickies in one click. It helps you get clarity on key takeaways and align on the next steps. BGR will let you know once the Figma Creator Micro Keyboard is out. In the meantime‚ you can start dreaming up everything you can create with this product. Don't Miss: 14 Disney-owned shows coming to Netflix in 2024 and 2025 The post Figma just announced its ultimate keyboard for designers appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $4 smart plugs‚ $249 iPad‚ $99 Beats Solo3 headphones‚ $23 Amazon Echo Dot‚ more Trending Right Now: 8 Apple TV+ comedies to add to your watch list iOS 17.2 is now available with these 18 new features Was Amazon hacked? Here’s why users are panicking about Amazon Lockers

If you live somewhere cold‚ where snow often falls during the winter months‚ you're probably already well aware of the importance of putting snow chains on your tires. In the future‚ though‚ your tires might have built-in snow chains that can extend at the press of a single button. This novel idea has appeared online thanks to a concept shared by Hyundai and Kia. The new wheel and tire design incorporates the built-in snow chains‚ which can deploy and retract as needed. It could make putting snow chains on your tires much easier‚ completely changing how we approach driving in the winter. In a new video shared on YouTube‚ Hyundai and Kia showcase how the new tires with built-in snow chains would work. According to Hyundai‚ the snow chains built into the tires could extend with the press of a button. Otherwise‚ the chains would live inside of grooves indented on the tires. https://youtu.be/kIxJobVCRTI?si=yltTjwgjVepu0Hz6 The snow chains here are more like wires‚ but they would provide the same necessary traction to replace traditional snow chains. The wires are partially made of compressed shape memory alloys‚ which are extended when an electric current is sent through them. When the current is removed‚ the wires retract‚ filling grooves designed directly into the tires. The concept is still a long way from development‚ though‚ as it requires a complete revamp of the tire design that cars currently utilize‚ especially since they would need electrical currents to be able to enter the tire and extend the built-in snow chains. But it's still an exciting development that Hyundai and Kia would like to offer in the future. This particular design is currently trademarked by the two companies in South Korea and the United States. Hyundai also says that the chains would act as a good indicator of when the tires on your car have become too worn down and need to be replaced‚ as the wires that make up the built-in snow chains would then be exposed even when retracted. Don't Miss: Beeper Mini’s iMessage app is back‚ but it’ll need your Apple ID email now The post Hyundai and Kia’s debut concept tires built-in snow chains that extend with a single button press appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $4 smart plugs‚ $249 iPad‚ $99 Beats Solo3 headphones‚ $23 Amazon Echo Dot‚ more Trending Right Now: 8 Apple TV+ comedies to add to your watch list iOS 17.2 is now available with these 18 new features Was Amazon hacked? Here’s why users are panicking about Amazon Lockers

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