Basketball fans rejoice! The NBA app on the Apple Vision Pro now has a new Tabletop View that basically lets you watch games on a miniature 3D court. This feature is only available for select live games, with real-life players being mirrored by digital avatars as they move, pass, and shoot.
The Beats Flex wireless earbuds are a great AirPods alternative, especially for those who have a habit of losing things, and you can get a pair for $39 shipped today, originally $69.99. A single charge is good for up to 12-hours of continuous use, while a 10-minute fast charge adds another 1.5-hours of listening time. Product page.
You’ve seen the Sunbeam toaster turned NES, now check out how Grand Theft Auto 6 might have looked on 8-bit game consoles from the 1980s. This pixelfied version still takes place in the open world state of Leonida and its Miami-inspired Vice City, following the criminal duo of Lucia as well as her male counterpart.
Is a Tesla Cybertruck, more specifically, the Cyberbeast trim, faster than all of the Tesla Performance models in a drag race? Mat Watson of CarWow wanted to find out, so he brought all of them to an empty airfield for the ultimate EV drag racing showdown.
Photo credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center
Chengming Liu of Beihang University in China and his colleagues have discovered chorus waves in deep space that sound like chirping birds, or so we’d like to think. These peculiar bursts of energy called could pose problems for long-distance space travel.
While the HMD Barbie Phone may be more flashy, the HMD Skyline was designed with user repairability in mind. The company calls it Gen2 Repairability, or the ability to complete repairs on your smartphone by simply turning one screw to pop open the back cover using a screwdriver and guitar pick.
Bel&Bel’s real-life Kaneda bike has made its rounds on the internet for the past year, but now, this Akira-inspired electric Ichiban motorcycle is actually set to go into production. Exact specifications have not yet been revealed, but we do know it’s powered by a dual electric motor system with 5 kW of power that helps it accelerate from 0-60 mph in 3.5 seconds.
When the Nintendo 3DS hit stores in North America on March 27, 2011, the best way to experience the handheld was getting some hands-on time with it. The safest and most efficient way for stores to do this was by using kiosks, like the one you see above. Unfortunately, most 3DS kiosks were destroyed at the end of its production run.
The 14″ Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro laptop is the Windows equivalent to a MacBook Air, but with a stunning 3K AMOLED touchscreen, all for $699.99 shipped, originally $1,349.99. Its viewing experience is consistent even under bright sunlight with Vision Booster for automatic brightness enhancements, as well as anti-reflective technology to reduce distractions. Product page.
