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    Flipper One Kickstarter prep and pre-orders begin●Preparing for the Flipper One Kickstarter and opening pre-ordersYhnSportFootball23016 h ago

    Flipper is preparing a Kickstarter campaign for the Flipper One and has opened pre-orders via its website. The device follows the company's earlier multi-tool hardware, and the campaign page outlines plans ahead of the crowdfunding launch. Discussion online is focused on what the new device will offer and whether the Kickstarter will deliver on its promises.

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    Flipper's Busy Bar reviewed as a hidden productivity tool▼I added Flipper’s Busy Bar to my desk months ago and this retro-style smart display is a productivity gadget in disguise✉newsTechnologyGadgets3 d ago

    Tom's Guide has published a hands-on review of Flipper's Busy Bar, a retro-style smart display, reporting that the writer has kept it on their desk for months. The review concludes that while the device looks like a nostalgic gadget, it functions in practice as a productivity aid, blending vintage aesthetics with practical desk usefulness.

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    Dave Ramsey Show Host Warns House Flipper Over Risky Finances▼'It's a House of Cards, Literally': Dave Ramsey Show Host to Flipper Who Bought at $400K and Owes His Dad $250K✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance4 d ago

    A house flipper who bought a property for $400,000 and borrowed $250,000 from his father sought advice on the Dave Ramsey Show, where a host told him his finances are 'a house of cards, literally.' The exchange has drawn attention as a cautionary tale about leveraged real estate deals, family loans and the fragile math behind flipping homes in today's housing market.

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    Miami home flipper reflects on 12-year career turning rundown houses into profit▼Turning Trash Into Treasure: The Ups and Downs of a Miami Home Flipper's 12-Year Career✉newsBusinessReal Estate4 d ago

    A Miami home flipper is sharing the story of a 12-year career transforming neglected properties into renovated homes for resale. The account covers both profitable deals and costly setbacks, offering a candid look at the realities of house flipping in a competitive market where rising costs and market swings can quickly turn a promising project into a loss.