Anker’s Soundcore Sleep A20 earbuds are perfect for travel, or when trying to slumber in noisy environments, and you can get a pair for $119.99 shipped, originally $149.99. It’s specially designed for side sleepers, using a 3D ergonomic design, ultra-soft materials, and Soundcore’s Air Wing technology to minimize pressure. Product page.
This handcrafted Rolls-Royce Chess Set mirrors the brand’s automotive elegance and will most likely cost you more than a new Tesla Model Y. It’s designed for home use but could easily fit in the back of a Spectre with its magnetized pieces, which glide smoothly across the board thanks to carefully selected magnets.
NASA / ESA’s Hubble Space Telescope captured a new image of the Eagle Nebula (Messier 16) as part of its 35th anniversary celebrations. The picture shows a huge pillar of cold gas and dust, stretching 9.5 light-years tall, sitting 7,000 light-years away from us in the Serpens constellation.
Zach Nelson of JerryRigEverything put the Light Phone III ‘anti-smartphone’ through his usual gauntlet of durability tests and a teardown to peek inside its minimalist guts. At $599 USD, this device is essentially stripped-down device meant to handle essentials while keeping distractions at bay.
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Forget standard hard drives, the rice grain-sized Poxiao is being touted as the world’s fastest flash memory, developed by researchers at Fudan University in China. It’s capable of erasing and rewriting data in just 400 picoseconds (one-trillionth of a second). That’s 100,000 times quicker than regular flash memory, breaking speed limits nobody thought could be beaten.
It’s official, the 2025 Porsche 911 GT3 set a new Nürburgring Nordschleife record for production cars with a manual transmission. Brand ambassador Jörg Bergmeister was behind the wheel and managed to lap the 20.832 km track in 6:56.294 minutes, beating the previous manual-transmission record (held by a Dodge Viper ACR) by over 9.5 seconds.
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VB Mario Land, also known as Mario Adventure by some, was a planned but canceled platformer for Nintendo’s Virtual Boy, a short-lived 1995 console that aimed to deliver stereoscopic 3D gaming with its signature red-and-black visuals.
Looking Glass Factory just showed off their new 27″ Light Field Display, which has a super sharp 5K picture and 3D visuals you can see without glasses, feeling real and wrap-around without needing headsets or trackers. It uses their special light field tech to show up to 100 different views of a 3D scene at once, so everyone watching gets a slightly different angle depending on where they stand, kind of like looking at real objects.
HydraJet is a small, radio-controlled (RC) hydroplaning boat made by CovaConcepts, a new startup run by Tamara, an inventor with a background in aerospace engineering. This isn’t your usual RC boat—it’s a hydroplane, which means it glides fast across the water’s top, not like hydrofoils that lift up using fins below. It’s kind of a mix between a hydroplane and an airboat because of its innovative way of propulsion.
The Perlesmith Mobile TV Stand for 23″ – 60″ screens can easily be moved from one room to another, and it’s being offered for only $37.49 shipped with promotion code: 9HVA2H9H, originally $79.99. It supports universal VESA mounting patterns from 100x100mm to 400x400mm, accommodating brands like Samsung, LG, TCL, Vizio, and more. Product page.