The lineup covers a wide range of accessories, including Casetify's signature Bounce phone cases, MagSafe cardholders, laptop sleeves, watch bands, and iPad cases, as well as pieces from the Casetify Travel line, such as expandable suitcases . The Henri Matisse x Casetify collection launches worldwide on Aug. 13, with prices ranging from £33 to £755. It'll be available online, through the Casetify Co-Lab app (already live in the App Store), and at Casetify Studio locations globally.

The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), F1's governing body, says it will employ Computer Vision tech at the season-closing Abu Dhabi Grand Prix this weekend. Drivers know the exact lines to take at corners for optimal lap times, but sometimes racers go out of bounds as they try to gain an advantage, and officials need to check cars stay within track limits. Four people had to review around 1,200 potential violations in July's Austrian Grand Prix, and some track limit violations went unpunished in October's US Grand Prix. The FIA hopes to reduce the number of possible infringements officials manually review to around 50 per race. You can get these reports delivered daily direct to your inbox.

As the holiday weekend approaches, deals on the latest gadgets have been popping up across the web. Apple's 10.2-inch iPad is $30 off right now and Solo Stove, the maker of compact, stainless steel fire pits, has knocked $120 off most of its devices. We even have a few holdouts from Amazon Prime Day still available, like deals on Anker's Eufy RoboVac 11S and a two-pack Nest WiFi system. Here are the best July 4th tech deals we could find. The 10.2-inch iPad remains on sale for $299, or $30 off its normal price.