Lenovo’s GT3 Max is a low-cost drone that aims to compete with models like the DJI Neo series, but without the high cost. It can be purchased on AliExpress for between €60 and €70, depending on shipping / taxes. Even while it’s unknown who is actually making this small quadcopter, which is likely just another example of the all-too-common third-party production in the world of low-cost electronics, it bears the full Lenovo name.
On February 4, 2026, a bright glow appeared in the sky over Florida that morning, and people were literally “stopped in their tracks” as they gazed upwards in an attempt to catch a glimpse of the gigantic and almost unearthly apparition hovering in the sky. These long tendrils were connected to a massive dome-shaped head, and they were all surrounded by a delicate cloud of pastel pink, blue, and gold colors.
In 1996, families looking for a home computer had the same old problem: a cluttered desk with different boxes, cables strung out everywhere, and setting it all up felt like launching a small rocket. Compaq responded with the Presario 4402, a stylish (for the time) all-in-one system that combined all of the necessary components into a single, large package.
Hyundai’s robots are diving into the fray where humans typically hesitate. Four of these firefighting machines, built by one of the world’s largest automakers, have been turned over to South Korean fire departments. They are now the frontline defenders against the raging fires that destroy havoc and leave lasting wounds.
A homemade pulse jet engine now powers a winter machine that redefines what is possible on frozen lakes. Zach of Build N Pulsejets had a simple idea, and that was to attach his new 180-pound-thrust propane pulse jet to a child’s kick scooter for high-speed fun on dirt roads. Winter arrived in Michigan far earlier than expected, and before you knew it, he was knee-deep in snow and ice. Zach decided to adjust his plans, and now he has a pulse-jet bike that he enjoys riding across snowy surfaces, turning cabin fever into high-speed thrills.
Logitech’s ERGO M575S, priced at $39.99 (was $50), provides a compelling argument to abandon the traditional action of a mouse in favor of a trackball. People who swear by trackballs are typically individuals who have been turned off by years of wrist strain, and this model delivers on exactly what keeps them coming back, as in no more constant arm flailing.
Justin Flom’s Las Vegas home is a true one-of-a-kind masterpiece, a real breathing reflection of his career in magic, with something unexpected around every corner. He created the entire building himself, transforming a typical house into a seriously off-the-wall playground of secret passages and faulty mechanics, and guests can see right away that nothing behaves as you’d normally expect.
Few people ever get to see a place deep within London. Even journalists will rarely have the opportunity to observe the gigantic network of gold bars reaching out in seemingly endless rows and stacked high in massive underground chambers. Each bar weighs approximately 12 kilograms and sparkles like a miniature sun beneath the gentle glow of the low-level lights. This is the Bank of England’s gold vaults, a hidden world beneath our feet containing an astounding 400,000 bars. The Bank’s vaults make it the world’s second-largest gold custodian, following the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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Wushan County residents in Chongqing, China can now easily enter and exit neighborhoods that used to require an hour of navigating steep slopes and tight roads. The Wushan Goddess Escalator finally opened its doors on February 17, 2026, just in the midst of Chinese New Year festivities.
JerryRigEverything disassembled one of LEGO’s newest products, the Smart Brick, to determine what makes it tick. From the exterior, this component appears to be a typical 2×4 LEGO brick, but it has some fairly complex electronics on the inside. Builders familiar with previous sets will smile because you still have your classic studs on top and tubes underneath, as well as your 80s brick compatibility. Putting the Smart Brick through its paces reveals that it works well with bricks made around 1985. The connecting system remains unchanged from what we have come to expect.