Apple iPhone owners are all too familiar with having a slew of chargers for their phones, earbuds, and watches, to mention a few. Belkin really came up with a clever method to help ease this mess. Their BoostCharge Pro 2-in-1 wireless charging pad, priced at $32.53 (was $80), is the perfect option. You simply place your phone on the main surface, and it snaps into place every time.
Most phone screens simply blast light into your eyes for hours on end since that is how they are designed, but the TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro is a completely different story. Starting April 8th, 2026, you’ll be able to get one at T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile for $199, which is a fairly good deal given the display this phone offers.
Razer released the Hammerhead V3 HyperSpeed wireless earbuds today, and it’s clearly a step above from the previous generation. Noise cancellation has been significantly improved. Hybrid active noise cancellation now removes 50% more ambient noise than before. If you’re riding on a loud bus or gaming in a crowded environment, you can now get the same amount of isolation without turning up the audio to the max.
Rumors about Apple’s alleged first foldable phone continue to circulate, with fresh details emerging practically weekly. One thing that has a lot of people talking right now is the name: allegedly, Apple has decided to use the iPhone Ultra label rather than simply calling it the iPhone Fold, which has been on everyone’s lips for months.
Passengers board a ferry that feels more like a luxury executive lounge than any other boat on the water. The Candela P-12 Business truly delivers, as the ride is so silky smooth and silent that discussions flow smoothly, you can even hold a full cup of coffee in your hand, and the entire journey becomes the highlight of your day. Candela devised a set of computer-controlled underwater wings for this 12-meter electric ferry, which lifts the hull out of the water once the boat reaches speed. Drag plummets and waves simply flow below instead than bouncing off the sides.
The just released in-game footage of Forza Horizon 6’s initial drive sequence isn’t messing around. You’re immediately thrust into high-speed pursuits alongside a bullet train on a roadway adorned with cherry blossoms and the distant shape of Mount Fuji. A Polaris RZR Pro 4 truck blasts itself over gigantic off-road jumps, while jets and helicopters fly overhead over the icy mountain passes. The sequence then progresses to precise drifts in a Porsche 911 GT2 as you carve up the twisty touge paths, culminating in an all-out sprint with the cover vehicle, the 2025 Toyota GR GT Prototype.
Display vehicles for NIO’s new ES9 electric SUV have arrived in showrooms around China, ahead of tomorrow’s tech showcase. The ES9 measures 211 inches long and has a wheelbase of 128 inches, making it somewhat larger than the ES8, and currently the largest pure electric SUV available in the country.
Soldiers rely on machines capable of blasting over tough terrain and completing any assignment. One of those dependable devices is ready to make its public debut for the first time, GM Defense’s Infantry Squad Vehicle-Utility (ISV-U), also known as the real-life Halo Warthog. This 5-seater tactical platform is preparing to roll across the block at Barrett-Jackson’s Palm Beach auction on April 18 at 3:30 p.m. Eastern, all to benefit the Medal of Honor Foundation.
Apple released the new 13.6-inch MacBook Air with an M5 chip in March of this year, and its impact is being noticed by users whose mobile lifestyles rely on capable hardware and portability. People who are constantly on the move, such as video content providers, or students who carry their gadgets across campus on a daily basis, benefit from this combination. The aluminum shell weighs 2.7 pounds but is only 0.44 inches thick.
Daniel Riley set out to tackle an issue that had been plaguing him: what if you built a drone with propeller blades a mile longer than regular models? His design features 41-inch blades that reach from tip to tip and spin at a steady 350 to 500 revolutions per minute, a far cry from the tiny, high-speed propellers seen on nearly every commercial drone on the market.