Casio Edifice ECB-2300HR-1A Honda F1 Victory Watch
Sixty years ago, on October 24th, 1965, something very special happened at the Mexican Grand Prix: Richie Ginther took the checkered flag in the Honda RA272, the first time a Japanese manufacturer had ever won a Formula One race, and Honda built the entire car in-house, from chassis to engine. Casio has released a new Edifice collaboration, the ECB-2300HR-1A, which is a watch designed to evoke that moment of triumph while yet offering all of the modern you’d expect.

Pentapane Mochi Insulation Heat Hands
Photo credit: Glenn Asakawa/CU Boulder
Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder have developed a novel material that can affect how humans deal with heat simply by applying it to everyday surfaces such as windows. Physicists led by Ivan Smalyukh developed something dubbed MOCHI, which stands for Mesoporous Optically Clear Heat Insulator. MOCHI is a silicone-based gel that you may apply to a glass surface in the form of a thin sheet or even a slab.

Hubble NGC 4388 Spiral Galaxy Virgo
Hubble’s most recent image focuses on NGC 4388, a sideways spiral galaxy undergoing tremendous change. It’s located 60 million light years away in the constellation Virgo, right in the midst of the Virgo Cluster, which contains over a thousand other galaxies. Because Hubble is looking at this galaxy from virtually straight on, what would ordinarily be a flat disk has transformed into a narrow, luminous line chock full of secrets just waiting to be unearthed.

Limited Run Games NES Jaws Game Rerelease PS5 Switch PC
Limited Run Games is reviving the 1987 NES game Jaws for the PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC. This is a nice coincidence, because Jaws, the Steven Spielberg film, turns 50 in 2025, and the re-release is part of that. Players will be able to download the completely unaltered original as well as a new improved version that divides the game into numerous individual chapters and makes the action much more engaging.

Microsoft Xbox Wireless Controller Carbon Black 2025
Microsoft is constantly updating the Xbox Wireless Controller in Carbon Black, priced at $38 (was $64.99), with little improvements that may appear insignificant at first but build up over time. The sculpted curves and improved shape of the item create a surprising change in how it fits in your hand, regardless of whether your hands are large or tiny. Time flies when you can play for hours on end without getting tired.