Xiaomi has confirmed that one of its SU7 electric cars was involved in an accident on an motorway in China. According to local media, three people were killed in the incident.
OpenAI has announced expanded access to the GPT-4o-based image generation tool for Studio Ghibli-style image generation.
It won't be a remake of the level of the updated Resident Evil 2 or Final Fantasy VII
Ploopy, a Canadian company known for its open-source accessory development, has released the Classic 2, an updated version of its trackball that can not only be used for its intended purpose, but also reflashed, redesigned, and even printed on a 3D printer (all the relevant documentation is available on Github). The Classic 2 has an updated scrolling mechanism that is fifteen times faster than its predecessor, providing crisp and tight scrolling; high-quality Omron D2LS-21 switches designed for at least 5 million clicks with minimal risk of false clicks; and a USB-C port instead of the old bulky USB-B connector.
The computer is suitable for working with resource-intensive programmes and running modern games
It's likely we'll see the official unveiling of the new gaming console very soon
Leapmotor has unveiled an innovative Leap Mat charger that supposedly allows users to top up their car's battery anytime, anywhere.
A new month, a new Sony offer
Koira is a debut 2D adventure game by Belgian studio Tolima that tells the story of a man trying to survive with a small dog in a dangerous forest, while revealing several important themes. Gameplay-wise, the game is simple and requires the player to solve simple puzzles, but thanks to the magical atmosphere, short timing, and hand-drawn visuals, you can play the game in one breath. And given that the publisher is Don't Nod, which is known for games like Life is Strange, Jusant, and Lost Records, which I love, gg's editorial team couldn't pass it up, because in the first 4 months of the year, it has already become a glut of game releases. Just think of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, Split Fiction, and Assassin's Creed Shadows. And after this hurricane of blockbusters, you want to take a break somewhere more comfortable, and projects like Koira come to the rescue.
The Japanese automaker has released a teaser of the EZ-60 electric crossover, which looks almost identical to the Arata concept from last year's Beijing Motor Show.
Pudu Robotics, a company that has long been involved in service robots, has presented its newest development - FlashBot Arm. This is an updated version of their FlashBot delivery robot, but now with a robotic arm and an even smarter "brain". The robot can be called a semi-humanoid because of its chassis at the bottom and a torso with a head and two arms at the top, which is closer to a centaur.
Daimler Truck is planning a new network of charging stations in Europe under the TruckCharge brand. It will have more than 3,000 fast charging points by 2030.
Chinese artificial intelligence developer DeepSeek has found itself at the centre of a scandal: instead of powerful servers, algorithms, neural networks and machine learning, the company used thousands of live low-paid workers who responded to users in the DeepSeek chatbot using machine translation, which, in fact, is where the $6 million was spent.
Researchers at the University of Chicago have found a way to get rid of dangerous chemicals in rechargeable batteries while maintaining high performance.
Apple has released updates to iOS 18.4, iPadOS 18.4, macOS 15.4, and visionOS 2.4.
