Jeff Bridges is back as Kevin Flynn in the new Tron: Ares promo and it’s a trip down memory lane. Released just weeks before the October 10th debut, this is an extended look at the third chapter and it’s got a little bit of everything: clips from the original 1982 Tron and 2010’s Tron: Legacy, as well as new footage.
Ant Group, the company behind Alipay, made a splash at IFA 2025 in Berlin with the Robbyant R1 humanoid robot. This is a machine designed to marry artificial intelligence with physical tasks to ease daily chores, whether it be cooking garlic shrimp in a busy kitchen to guiding tourists in a museum.
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In the dark, dark depths of the Pacific Ocean, a little creature glides with almost ridiculous grace. Meet the bumpy snailfish, a new deep-sea creature that looks like it came straight out of a Pixar movie. Its bubblegum pink body, big eyes and rough texture will make you forget all about the scary abyss.
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Samsung’s Galaxy S series has been the benchmark for Android smartphones and the Galaxy S26 Pro is shaping up to be a big one. Fresh CAD renders give us a clear look at the design and rumors of increased specs paint a picture of a device that will be in a crowded market. With the iPhone 17 out, Samsung’s next flagship is getting attention and it’s expected to make a splash.
Xpeng Aeroht, the flying car arm of Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng, has cleared a big hurdle in the United Arab Emirates. The company announced today that it has obtained a special flight permit for its Land Aircraft Carrier, a flying car that’s both a road vehicle and an aircraft.
In July 2024, NASA’s Perseverance rover drilled into a reddish arrowhead shaped rock in Jezero Crater on Mars, which was once a big lake. Cheyava Falls, named after a Grand Canyon waterfall, has everyone in a tizzy. Its surface is covered in what the scientists call “leopard spots” and “poppy seeds” and might just have ancient microbial life hidden inside.
Apple’s Series 11 smartwatch arrived with a quiet confidence that doesn’t shout revolution, but refines what’s already a great formula, and adds health features that feel long overdue.
ELEGOO’s Saturn 4 Ultra 16K, priced at $493.99 (down from $649.99), delivers prints so sharp they almost feel like they came from a factory. With a 10-inch 16K monochrome LCD screen, a heated resin tank, and clever additions like tilt-release technology, it’s built to impress.
