Rogbid's Breeze uses semiconductor cooling to chill a metal plate to around 18°C — a trick regular fans can't pull off when temperatures climb past 32°C.
Feinstein Institutes' double neural bypass restored partial sensation and arm strength in a quadriplegic patient — and the effects persisted even after the device was switched off.
A new station in Bloomington, California gives any Tesla Semi operator access to 1.2 MW charging for the first time — no corporate depot required.
Infinix's new mid-ranger packs a heat-sensitive back panel, military-grade durability, a Sony camera sensor, and built-in AI tools — at a price that undercuts most of the competition.
Infinity Ward's new mode uses a modular map system with 500+ configurations — but randomized layouts could split the player base heading into October's launch.
itel's new Zeno series packs a braided USB-C cable into the housing and delivers 45W Power Delivery — all for under $30. The catch: it's currently India-only.
Elon Musk's latest Tesla product is a magnesium balance bike for toddlers. It's already out of stock, and it won't ship until August 2026.
The Dreadnought is a from-scratch armored SUV designed exclusively for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, dropping October 23, 2026.
The $40 aluminum stand folds flat for travel and holds a power bank or controller underneath your handheld PC.
HMD's leaked Nokia 300 4G packs a 3,750 mAh battery, reverse charging, and IP65 protection — positioning it as the ultimate low-maintenance secondary device.
Apple plans to launch a redesigned iPad mini with an OLED display in October 2026, marking the biggest update to the compact tablet in five years.
Engineers at KAIST and Stanford built clothing with pneumatic vine robots that wrap around your body automatically, with applications from semiconductor cleanrooms to elderly care.
Insomniac's darkest Marvel game yet gets a release date, confirmed pricing, and a new trailer — but no gameplay footage.
To mark the show's 10th anniversary, Netflix degraded its own high-definition footage to mimic the look of a worn-out 1980s videotape — and more seasons could follow if enough people watch.
