Lockheed’s Skunk Works has always worked in the shadows, creating aircraft that change the skies. The Vectis drone is their latest announcement, a sleek, pilotless device that was developed over decades of secret innovation and internal funding.
Pedro Pascal’s bounty hunter is back and this time he’s got the wide screen to frame every dusty boot print as well as every wide-eyed stare from his pint-sized sidekick. The first trailer for Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu pulls you right back into that rough stretch of the galaxy where the Empire’s shadow lingers just long enough to keep things tense.
Now that the iPhone Air is out, rumors suggest Apple’s foldable phone, which has been in the works for years, will be very similar to its smaller sibling. Two of those Airs are said to be hinged together to form a book-style folder that unfolds into a device more like a tablet than a phone.
The second B-21 Raider rolled off the Northrop Grumman production line and took to the skies at 8 a.m. on September 11, accompanied by an F-16 escort that stayed close like a bodyguard. This was the moment the program shifted from basic checks on wings and engines to loading up weapons and fine-tuning the systems that will allow this bomber to sneak through defenses undetected.
In a world of gaming gear where new designs follow every trend, Hyperkin’s DuchesS Wired Controller, priced at $34.24 (down from $49.99), is a throwback to what worked best from the start. This takes the classic shape of the first Xbox controller and adds just enough new to fit into the 2025 lineup.
Zack Nelson has made a career out of torturing high-end gadgets and his latest video tests the iPhone 17 Pro with reckless abandon. This phone comes out of the box with titanium edges and an aluminum unibody wrapped in anodized colors like Cosmic Orange and Deep Blue. Fans are already complaining that it scratches too easily, calling it the “Scratch Gate” sequel no one asked for.
A dump truck, or tip truck in Australia, isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a tiny home. It’s a workhorse, designed to move dirt and tools, not to live in. Steve and Jade, a creative couple from Australia, have turned this industrial beast into a tiny, useful and just beautiful tiny house. Their design is a work of genius, measuring only 8 square meters (86 square feet).
A group of Vietnamese tuners called NHET TV has turned a 1990s Nissan Cefiro into a stunning copy of the Lamborghini Revuelto. This is a labor of love that requires skill, patience and being able to see potential where others see trash.