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Why the DJI Power 1000 Earns Its Place in Every Home Emergency Kit

By Jackson Chung July 28, 2026

Summer temperatures keep pushing higher across the map, and grids feel the pressure. Air conditioners run nonstop, transformers strain, and outages arrive with little warning. In those hours a reliable backup power station stops being a nice-to-have and becomes the difference between a minor inconvenience and a real problem. The DJI Power 1000, priced at $349 (was $699), steps into that role with a combination of capacity, output, and practical design that matches the needs of actual emergencies.

Adam Savage Comes Face to Face With RoboCop 2’s Cain, the Robot That Haunted Him for Decades

By Bill Smith July 28, 2026

Adam Savage has spent years rebuilding his own version of Cain in his shop, machining aluminum pieces one by one to replace the original resin castings gifted by Phil Tippett. On a recent trip to the Cinema Relics archive, he finally stood in the same room as the real things.

NASA’s Swift Observes Wandering Black Hole That Lights Up the Edge of a Distant Galaxy by Tearing a Star to Pieces

By Jackson Chung July 28, 2026

Far out on the outskirts of a galaxy 750 million light-years away, something invisible finally gave itself away. In November 2025, a sudden brilliant flare appeared more than 30,000 light-years from the galaxy’s center, a place where almost no one expected to find a supermassive black hole.

Pepsiman Sprints Into the Browser from Japan’s PlayStation Discs, Still Chasing That Can

By Bill Smith July 28, 2026

A silver-suited hero once limited to Japanese PlayStation discs now races across any modern screen you point him at. Pepsiman Recompiled takes the 1999 cult classic, turns its original code into something a browser can run directly, and lets anyone with a legal disc image jump back into the chase at a smooth 60 frames per second.

Apple’s New Upgrade Program Lets You Lease an iPhone for $17.99 a Month

By Jackson Chung July 28, 2026

Apple has opened a leasing program that spreads the cost of its phones, watches, tablets, and computers into monthly payments. Available starting today across the United States, Apple Upgrade runs through Klarna and gives eligible customers a way to walk out with hardware without paying the full price up front.