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Leaked CAD files have brought the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 into sharp view well before its official release. High-resolution models created from internal data reveal a clamshell foldable that plays it safe and sticks to a tried-and-true formula while making one significant change, one that makes all the difference when the device is closed in your hand or pocket.
An interesting story unfolded in the world of classic Nintendo games just yesterday, and it has already sent shockwaves across all of the retro gaming groups. A mysterious buyer paid $60,000 for a cartridge containing an early prototype of Punch-Out for the NES, and here’s where things get interesting. Rather than simply taking this unusual find home and storing it, the buyer collaborated with the Video Game History Foundation to extract the game data and upload the entire ROM online.
Just like his earlier iPhone generations comparison, Marques Brownlee decided to take the same selfie using the full line of Samsung Galaxy S models, from the original S1 to the spanking new S26. In each example, the framing remained fixed in place, and he depended on the front-facing camera with everything set to default, ensuring that any discrepancies between photos were due to the hardware and software in use at the time, rather than external variables. The lighting remained similar throughout, so any variances we notice down the line are solely down to the phone’s capacity to collect and process light.
MIT engineers have created an innovative wearable wristband that can measure hand movements with super-high accuracy, even minor shifts in between. Dian Li, a graduate student, demonstrated the technology by moving her hands around as if she were in real life, and a robot hand on the opposite side of the room could duplicate every finger bend and palm tilt.
Modder dosdude1 replaced an entry-level MacBook Neo’s usual 256GB of soldered storage with a 1TB NAND flash chip from an iPhone 16 Pro. We’re all aware that Apple never allows you to order a large capacity on this specific laptop model, despite the fact that the device and phone both use the same A18 Pro processor. However, because they do, this swap is actually possible without the need for any special adapters or fancy chassis redesigns.
Apple iPhone owners are all too familiar with having a slew of chargers for their phones, earbuds, and watches, to mention a few. Belkin really came up with a clever method to help ease this mess. Their BoostCharge Pro 2-in-1 wireless charging pad, priced at $32.53 (was $80), is the perfect option. You simply place your phone on the main surface, and it snaps into place every time.
Most phone screens simply blast light into your eyes for hours on end since that is how they are designed, but the TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro is a completely different story. Starting April 8th, 2026, you’ll be able to get one at T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile for $199, which is a fairly good deal given the display this phone offers.
Razer released the Hammerhead V3 HyperSpeed wireless earbuds today, and it’s clearly a step above from the previous generation. Noise cancellation has been significantly improved. Hybrid active noise cancellation now removes 50% more ambient noise than before. If you’re riding on a loud bus or gaming in a crowded environment, you can now get the same amount of isolation without turning up the audio to the max.
Rumors about Apple’s alleged first foldable phone continue to circulate, with fresh details emerging practically weekly. One thing that has a lot of people talking right now is the name: allegedly, Apple has decided to use the iPhone Ultra label rather than simply calling it the iPhone Fold, which has been on everyone’s lips for months.
Passengers board a ferry that feels more like a luxury executive lounge than any other boat on the water. The Candela P-12 Business truly delivers, as the ride is so silky smooth and silent that discussions flow smoothly, you can even hold a full cup of coffee in your hand, and the entire journey becomes the highlight of your day. Candela devised a set of computer-controlled underwater wings for this 12-meter electric ferry, which lifts the hull out of the water once the boat reaches speed. Drag plummets and waves simply flow below instead than bouncing off the sides.