The Hubble Space Telescope, a powerful camera in space run by NASA and ESA, took an incredible photo of a galaxy called NGC 3511. This galaxy, tilted at a cool 70-degree angle, looks like a glowing spiral in the sky, almost like a cosmic Vincent van Gogh painting that grabs your attention.
Huawei’s not just dropping a new laptop—they’re rewriting the rulebook on what a laptop can do. The MateBook Fold Ultimate Design claims the crown as the world’s first 18″ foldable PC you can actually buy, a bold swing into the future that pairs a jaw-dropping design with Huawei’s own HarmonyOS 5. It’s a device that feels like it’s been plucked from a sci-fi novel, yet it’s real, and it’s here.
While Jensen Huang commanded the spotlight at COMPUTEX 2025 in Taipei, NVIDIA quietly unveiled a showstopper: it’s powering ABCI-Q, the world’s largest quantum research supercomputer, a massive beast set to propel quantum computing from lab experiments to a real-world powerhouse.
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The Porsche 911 GT2 RS has always been the wild, untamed beast of the 911 family, taking the already ferocious 911 Turbo and cranking it past the limit with track-ready ferocity. Now, whispers and sneaky spy shots confirm the 992.2-generation GT2 RS is roaring into existence, poised to be the most unapologetic 911 ever. Caught tearing up Germany’s Nürburgring and nearby roads, this prototype is a wider, mightier, and—here’s the kicker—electrified monster that’s got auto enthusiasts buzzing.
Palmer Luckey, the guy who turned virtual reality into a household name with Oculus, is now shaking up the battlefield with Anduril Industries, his defense tech startup that’s throwing punches at the old-school military giants with a slick, AI-powered vision. His latest creation, the Fury unmanned fighter jet, is a stunning testament to his vision—a sleek, pilot-free wonder that screams next-gen warfare while flexing some seriously impressive engineering chops.
Ninja’s 7-in-1 CREAMi ice cream maker is essentially a countertop wizard that turns your wildest dessert dreams into reality, and you can get one for $199.99 shipped, originally $229.99. This machine doesn’t just churn ice cream; it’s a culinary Swiss Army knife with seven modes: Ice Cream, Sorbet, Gelato, Milkshake, Smoothie Bowl, Lite Ice Cream, and Mix-in. Product page.
Alright, gamers, get ready to lose your minds, because Acer’s Predator lineup is bringing the heat to Computex 2025 with the Predator Helios Neo 14 AI. This 14.5-inch gaming laptop is a lean, mean, power-packed machine that’s slim enough to toss in your backpack without breaking your spine. It’s the kind of rig that delivers desktop-level grunt for those who want to frag foes on the go, and Acer’s absolutely nailing the vibe here.
The Podbike Frikar isn’t your typical e-bike. Imagine a recumbent bicycle, add four wheels, wrap it in a weatherproof shell, and power it with a pedal-driven generator hooked to dual hub motors. That’s the Frikar in a nutshell. It’s classified as an e-bike across Europe, meaning no driver’s license or registration is needed, and you can cruise on bike lanes at speeds up to 25 km/h (15.5 mph) with electric assist. Pedal harder, and you can hit 60 km/h (37 mph) downhill, though you’ll be doing most of the work at that point.
SUPERWOOD is the brainchild of Maryland’s InventWood, a startup that’s cooking up an engineered wood so tough it’s up to 10 times stronger than steel and 12 times beefier than your average oak. This isn’t just a cool lab trick—it’s set to flip construction, manufacturing, and maybe even your next furniture run on its head.
