Waveshare engineers used a basic Raspberry Pi 4 or 5 to build a complete portable desktop. What they come up with is PocketTerm35, something that fits in the palm of your hand, boots up a full-fledged Linux system right away, and does so with a display you can tap and a keyboard you can actually hammer away on, eliminating the need to look for function keys.
Porsche has just revealed the Cayenne Coupe Electric, which sits alongside the petrol and plug-in hybrid variants in the lineup and is aimed directly at drivers looking for significant performance as well as a lot of comfortable luxury. The new coupe, available in three trim levels, combines Porsche’s quick handling, plenty of range potential, and all the practical amenities you’d expect from a car that’s just as happy to deal with the daily grind as it is to take you to the limits in serious style.
Yesterday marked the end of a long wait for AI enthusiasts who have been watching every development coming out of the Chinese lab. DeepSeek has launched a pre-release version of its V4 model, complete with open weights, for anyone to download and run on their own hardware, representing a significant step forward for the community. The release includes two separate flavors that provide top-tier capabilities without the usual prohibitively high entry barriers.
Back in the early 1980s, Radio Shack sold a variety of gadgets that caught the eye of both curious children and tech enthusiasts. Among those goods was Gobble Man, a small handheld game that placed maze chases directly into your palms years before the larger portable consoles that came later. Bandai first released this in Japan during 1981 as a game known as Packri Monster. Tandy then scooped it up, licensing the design for its US stores before selling it as Gobble Man in 1983. To add to the confusion, Tandy sold the exact same units under the titles Hungry Monster and Ogre Eater.
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Dummy units of the iPhone 18 Pro series and a super-sleek new foldable Ultra model have leaked, giving people a good idea of what Apple has in store for the September debut. Case makers received these prototypes based on the final CAD files, thus they are quite similar to the production hardware in terms of shapes, sizes, layout, and so on. Owners of current phones will notice some little but important changes rather than a complete redesign, with one exception that stands out.
Years of painstaking effort at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center have finally paid off, with the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope now fully completed. Last November, the engineers were able to connect the two main portions, and now that the observatory has been polished and tested, it is sitting pretty in the site’s largest clean room. Next up is shipping out to Florida’s Kennedy Space Center in June, where a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket will launch into space as early as September, an incredible 8 months ahead of schedule and under budget.
Years ago, a teenager became obsessed with basic high-voltage gear and dreamed about something bigger. Fast forward to now, and the maker known as Schizo, has just finished building a full-sized handheld device that emits a strong electromagnetic pulse.
Google adds a few innovative features to the Pixel Watch 4 LTE, priced at $390 (was $450), that will significantly improve your everyday routine. When you put that aluminum case on your wrist, you’ll be impressed at how comfortable it feels, because the weight just balances out. Fast charging is also a lifesaver; half a charge in 15 minutes keeps your routines running smoothly even if you’re constantly on the go.
The sleek 2-seater prototype, which made its debut yesterday at the nifty Smart Global Brand Event in Beijing, provides us with the clearest glimpse yet of where the company believes it will go in the future. Smart has always been about cars that glide effortlessly through congested streets, and the Concept #2 captures that same vibe, but this time switching to electric power and adding a few new touches that give it individuality.
Pre-orders opened today for the ASUS Zenbook DUO model UX8407, a laptop built around two full-size touchscreens that work side by side without forcing you to carry extra weight or bulk. Engineers trimmed the chassis by five percent from the earlier model and wrapped it in a material called Ceraluminum that feels solid yet stays light at 3.64 pounds total with the keyboard attached. The whole package slips easily into most bags at just over twelve inches wide and less than an inch thick at its slimmest.