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Xpeng IRON Humanoid Robot Reveal

Xpeng’s IRON Humanoid Robot Shows Why It’s Ready to Step In

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Xpeng IRON Humanoid Robot Reveal
At the 2025 AI Day in Guangzhou, Xpeng unveiled the latest version of IRON at a convention center. Engineers spent the last year refining every joint and circuit to turn a promising prototype into something that moves like a human walking on a crowded street. This second generation robot walks, talks and handles objects in ways that feel so familiar. It’s 178cm tall and 70kg, the same as a normal adult, but the real magic is in the seamless combination of hardware and software that allows it to do everyday tasks without a script.

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Motorola Edge 70 Smartphone

Motorola Edge 70 Aims to be Featherweight Fighter That Punches Above Its Price

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Motorola Edge 70 Smartphone
Take the Motorola Edge 70 out of its recycled-cardboard box and your fingers will notice first: 159 grams of phone that feels like a credit card in a nylon sweater. At 5.99 mm thick, this handset slips into a shirt pocket without a ripple, yet an aircraft-grade aluminum spine runs its length, ready to shrug off drops that would crumple lesser frames. Bronze Green, Lily Pad, or Gadget Grey—each color carries Pantone’s seal of approval for true-to-life color, while a subtle weave on the back keeps fingerprints at bay and adds grip no glass slab can match.

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Sony PlayStation Portal Cloud Streaming

PlayStation Portal Finally Breaks Free, Gets Cloud Streaming

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Sony PlayStation Portal Cloud Streaming
Two years after its release, the PlayStation Portal receives an update that makes it far more useful. Cloud Streaming is now available for PlayStation Plus Premium customers, allowing you to play games directly from Sony’s servers. No more being tethered to a PlayStation 5 at home. Select digital titles from your collection, as well as hundreds from the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog and Classics Catalog, appear instantly on the 8-inch screen.

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Sandbar Stream Ring Smartring

Sandbar Stream Ring is the First AI-Enhanced Smart Ring That Listens When You Whisper

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Sandbar Stream Ring Smartring
Mina Fahmi takes the silver band that is holding his index finger hostage, pushes the flat glass display, and speaks a single line in the nearly silent room: “Buy oat milk, the blue carton.” A faint buzzing against his skin informs him that the message has been saved. Thirty seconds later, it’s on his phone, typed down and ready to go on tomorrow’s shopping list. There’s no need to unlock the screen or yell “wake up” across the coffee shop. Just Stream Ring – a whisper, a thought, and it’s saved.

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DJI Osmo Mobile 8 Gimbal Launch

DJI Osmo Mobile 8 Gimbal Boasts 10-Hour Battery Life, Apple DockKit Support

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DJI Osmo Mobile 8 Gimbal Launch
Photo credit: DJI
Folded up, DJI’s new Osmo Mobile 8 fits neatly into a coat pocket like a thick paperback, neither too big nor too little. But when unfolded, that dark gray arm of its predecessor, the 7P, swings open with a satisfying snap – except now there’s a smart little swivel joint you can’t see that allows the camera to revolve in a full 360-degree circle. Simply point your phone at whatever and press the record button; the horizon will remain visible with no shaking.

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China Astronauts Wings Steak Space Oven Tiangong

Chinese Astronauts Cook Up Wings and Steak in Space Oven Aboard the Tiangong Space Station

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China Astronauts Wings Steak Space Oven Tiangong
Six astronauts float inside a metal tube traveling 17,500 miles per hour around the planet, and the loudest sound heard is the click of a folding grill cage closing. On October 31, the Shenzhou-21 capsule delivered more than just three new crew members; it also delivered a 30-pound hot air oven, which is currently fastened to the wall of the Tiangong space station’s core module. Four days later, the station smelled like Sunday barbecue.

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Real Microwave Gaming PC Mod

Modder Uses Real Microwave to Build What Could be the World’s Strangest Gaming PC

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Real Microwave Gaming PC Mod
SignalRGB just proved that a real microwave can be transformed into a Battlefield 6 gaming beast capable of running at 120 frames per second – but only if you open the door of your white countertop microwave and discover a 16-inch monitor gazing back at you, framed by the original glass window. Close it up, hit the “Start” button, and watch as the turntable spins the entire motherboard around like a lazy Susan for silicon – you can transform a $40 thrift store microwave into a $2,000 gaming system with a single move.

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