Evan Blass has shared a collection of high-resolution images that look like they came straight from Google’s own marketing materials for the Pixel 11 Pro Fold. Posted through his Leakmail newsletter on July 30, the shots capture the foldable from nearly every angle in a muted green finish called Pine. This shade sits a step darker than last year’s Jade, paired with a light gold frame and matching Google logo that give the phone a quiet, refined presence.
HOVERAir just revealed Versa, a camera that lives in two worlds at once. Hold it and you get a compact, three-axis stabilized shooter small enough for a pocket. Snap on a set of protected wings and the same module lifts off, follows you, and films from the air without a controller or any flying skill.
Crowded train stations, busy markets, and packed sidewalks all share one quiet problem. Your attention stays locked on the bag hanging from your shoulders instead of the place you came to see. Travelon built the Anti-Theft Active Packable Backpack, priced at $24.07 (was $60.50), specifically to fix that.
Photo credit: Crissa Graves
Crissa Graves has spent years making the old Game Boy Camera feel less like a novelty and more like something you might actually carry. Her latest prototype, the GBD-M2, takes that work further. It starts with a fully working Game Boy Pocket and turns the whole thing into a dedicated handheld camera with a removable camera module and interchangeable CS-mount lenses.
HeyGears put a single desktop machine on Kickstarter that handles full-color 3D objects, raised surface textures, and high-resolution flat prints on hundreds of materials. Reviewers have already used it to make Pokemon cards that look ready for a binder, and the same hardware builds detailed models with color running through every layer.