Halo: Campaign Evolved, set to be released in 2026, transports you directly to the sandy beaches of Installation 04, where the waves crash stronger and Covenant dropships hum with dread. Built from the ground up in Unreal Engine 5, this rendition of the original 2001 campaign delves deeper into what made those levels linger with you for decades.
At the 2025 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, Toyota will be unveiling a Camry that trades in its sensible shoes for racing boots. Meet the Camry GT-S Concept, a one-off that asks the question: what if the Camry could turn heads and carve corners? Designed by Toyota’s CALTY Design Research studio, this idea combines looks with functionality, hinting at a sportier future for the family car.
iFLYTEK just announced the $599 AINOTE 2, which has already been named the world’s slimmest E-ink tablet by Guinness World Records. This gadget is insanely thin – only 4.2 millimeters – so it fits in your pocket or goes between the pages of your notepad without you having to think about where you put it. Furthermore, it weighs only 295 grams, which is less than a decent-sized paperback.
Sunlight streams down on your lawn, catching a little, stationary camera mounted on the fence. The eufy Security SoloCam S220, priced at $59.99 after clipping the on-page coupon (was $99.99), is a wireless outdoor camera that claims to keep watch without the need for frequent battery replacements or power connections. Unlike most wireless cameras, which require regular recharges, this one runs entirely on solar power.
Google’s latest Doodle goes for the fences to celebrate the start of the MLB World Series, between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays. It’s a visual nod to baseball’s biggest stage and like a well placed fastball, hits the mark.
Ben Heckendorn is the man behind some of the wildest and most creative retro gaming mods out there, but now, he’s turned his talents to a much more mundane challenge: feeding his cat, Bud, who due to a health issue requires prescription wet food. His latest invention, an autonomous cat food dispenser, is a work of genius, using 3D printing, precision engineering and clever programming to serve canned meals with military grade reliability.
LEGO has released a plethora of ships over the years, everything from pirate galleons that scream adventure to ghostly vessels from spine-tingling tales. None of them, though, have quite got the allure of the Inferno, that decidedly unsavory old hulk from The Goonies – now a sprawling 2912-piece set, number 21363, that drags the whole underground escapade right into your living room. This build, released under the Ideas banner, where fan ideas are transformed into legitimate products, is a tribute to an 80’s film about youngsters seeking pirate plunder through booby trap-filled caves.
Nissan engineers studied the everyday activities of electric vehicle drivers. Most days consisted of brief visits to the grocery store or school, and to be honest, plugging in still feels like a hassle. Their solution is a solar setup called the Ao-Solar Extender, which sits atop of the Sakura, Japan’s most popular little electric car. This prototype converts the idle hours of the day into extra range, thanks to the sun. It will make its premiere next week at the Japan Mobility Show, with the promise of making charging as simple as parking your car.
Elias Hountondji gripped the wheel tighter than usual as he steered a BMW M2 through the massive halls of the Munich facility. This was no ordinary track. Hountondji, one half of the Red Bull Driftbrothers, had spent years perfecting slides on circuits and streets but here he drove a 1,100 horsepower beast through BMW’s birthplace.
