Samsung Galaxy S26 S26+ Renders Leak
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Samsung’s Galaxy S26 and S26+ appear in leaks just a few weeks before its official reveal, complete with what appear to be final official product photos and nearly every little detail from spec to spec. Both models in the S26 family play it very safe, with only a few tweaks here and there on top of the refined design you’ve come to expect from current Samsung phones.

Maingear Retro98 PC Tower
Maingear has released a new series of gaming desktops known as the Retro98, which flawlessly matches the appearance and feel of those old 1990s PCs while packing a lot more power. Built to a 2026 specification with top-of-the-line hardware, each machine comes in a plain beige SilverStone FLP02 tower casing, complete with the boxy shape, rough plastic texture, and front-panel detailing that once dominated bedroom walls and basements.

Google Project Genie DeepMind
DeepMind has been working on a new experimental tool called Project Genie, which is a fairly cool prototype that you can test in a web app via Google Labs. To gain access, you must first obtain a Google AI Ultra subscription, which is currently only available to anyone aged 18 and over in the United States. The system employs a general-purpose world model known as Genie 3, as well as some fancy tools such as Nano Banana Pro (for creating some very nice graphics) and Gemini (which is intended to function as the operation’s brain).

Need for Speed Car Menu Mod
Garage Tinkering has transformed the Nissan 350Z car menu into something a lot more thrilling than your typical monotonous OEM interface. You know, those typical infotainment screens that always show the same old maps, radio stations, and climate controls? It’s like driving through Groundhog Day. This build flips the script on its head, putting a Need for Speed menu right in the driver’s seat, or rather, in a hidden location that only the most dedicated fans would be aware of.

DJI Mic Mini Wireless Microphone
The DJI Mic Mini (2 TX + 1 RX + Charging Case), priced at $79 (was $169), is a tiny wireless microphone device that is ideal for content creators who want to eliminate muffled or distant sounds from their phone or camera microphones. To be honest, there are occasions when you just need to capture clean voices in your videos, interviews, or streams, and this small setup does the job without breaking the bank or taking up too much room.