I belong to a long line of New York writers and editors who love things that look like other things, like mayonnaise that looks like a tube of toothpaste, or teeny-tiny replicas of everyday objects, ...

E-readers and tablets have us doing more of our reading on screens than ever before. The latter category, including devices such as the iPad Pro and Surface Pro, even offers pens for scribbling notes.

In its quest to reinvent paper, Tesla Amazing came up with static-charged notes that are so nifty the company is stuck with thousands more orders than expected. Tesla Amazing — founded in Moscow by ...