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Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake in Unreal Engine 5 Running on an RTX 5090 in 8K Looks Insane

By Bill Smith March 26, 2025

Digital Dreams runs CryZENx’s Zelda Ocarina of Time remake in Unreal Engine 5 on a system equipped with an NVIDIA RTX 5090 FE graphics card to show us just how good the game can look on modern hardware. What makes the RTX 5090 so special? For starters, it boasts a massive number of CUDA cores (possibly exceeding 20,000), a high clock speed (around 2.0–2.5 GHz base/boost), and up to 32GB of GDDR7 memory with bandwidth potentially hitting 1,792 GB/s, enabling it to fully leverage UE5’s Nanite system.

AI-Powered Posha Kitchen Robot Aims to Make Your Life Easier, Features Multi-Zone Cooking System

By Jackson Chung March 26, 2025

The AI-powered Posha kitchen robot aims to make your life easier by simplifying meal preparation with smart technology, offering a hands-off experience once set up. Simply put, you load prepped ingredients into its containers, select a recipe via its companion app, and Posha takes over.

Cinderella Carriage-Inspired 2000 Toyota WiLL Vi Could Be Yours for the Right Price

By Bill Smith March 26, 2025

Here’s something you don’t see everyday, or at least stateside, a Cinderella-carriage inspired 2000 Toyota WiLL Vi. This subcompact sedan was part of the WiLL brand, a collaborative project by Toyota and several other Japanese companies like Panasonic and Asahi Breweries, aimed at appealing to younger buyers with quirky, lifestyle-focused products

Don’t Pay $100, Get a Fitbit Inspire 3 Health & Fitness Tracker Smartwatch for $69.95 Shipped

By Jackson Chung March 26, 2025

Google’s Fitbit Inspire 3 health & fitness tracker is designed for those who don’t need all of the extra smartwatch features, and you can get one for $69.95 shipped today, originally $99.95. One of the biggest upgrades is a new vibrant AMOLED color touchscreen, a step up from the monochrome displays of older models, and you can even set it to an always-on mode. Product page.

Modder Unveils Wiiboy Color 2.0, a Retro Gaming Handheld That Uses a Real Wii Motherboard

By Bill Smith March 26, 2025

You could either turn an old Nintendo Wii into a Mac Mini, or use its motherboard to build a Wiiboy Color 2.0. Modder GingerOfOz’s latest creation builds upon its predecessor, and is essentially a portable Nintendo Wii, shrunk down to roughly the size of a Game Boy Color, capable of running both Wii and GameCube games natively.

1X’s NEO Gamma Humanoid Robot Gifts NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang a New Leather Jacket

By Jackson Chung March 26, 2025

You read that right, during a visit to 1X Technologies’ San Francisco HQ earlier this month, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang was presented with a custom black leather jacket by one of 1X’s NEO Gamma humanoid robots. This wasn’t just a random gift—it was a symbolic nod to the partnership between 1X and NVIDIA, announced at GTC 2025.

GeoGuessr Steam Edition Pits Players Against Each Other in Duels

By Bill Smith March 26, 2025

Whether it be enjoyed on the Steam Deck or just a gaming PC, GeoGuessr Steam Edition puts a twist on the browser-based geography game GeoGuessr, which has been around since 2013. The original game, created by Anton Wallén, drops players into random Google Street View locations and challenges them to guess where they are, using visual clues like signs, landscapes, and architecture.

Insta360 Xplorer Grip Kit Turns Ace Pro and Ace Pro 2 Action Cameras Into Leica Point-and-Shoots

By Bill Smith March 26, 2025

The Insta360 Xplorer Grip Kit pretty much turns the company’s Ace Pro and Ace Pro 2 action cameras into Leica point-and-shoots. Put simply, it makes them easier to hold and use like a traditional compact camera.

Ultra Rugged Oukitel WP200 Pro Smartphone Has Detachable Rear Display That Doubles as Smartwatch, Earbud

By Jackson Chung March 26, 2025

There’s the 2.2-pound Oukitel RT8 tablet, and then this ultra rugged Oukitel WP200 Pro smartphone with an interesting feature that you won’t find on any other model. Staring things off, it’s built tough with IP68 / IP69K ratings, meaning it’s fully dustproof and can handle water submersion up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes.

Running OS X on an iPad is Possible, Just Not Recommended

By Jackson Chung March 25, 2025

Running a real copy of OS X on an iPad is possible, just not recommended, or at least those who actually want to use it for something productive. Best of all, you don’t need to do any sideloading, just download UTM SE directly from the App Store.