Squid Game, the South Korean series that had us all hooked with its brutal survival drama, has been reborn in a crazy way. The 64 Bits team has made a Game Boy demake of the first season, and it’s playable on the same handheld that brought us Pokémon and Tetris.
Modern warfare throws everything at aircraft, from heat-seeking missiles to portable ground systems. Turkey’s YILDIRIM 100, a directed infrared countermeasure (DIRCM) system by ASELSAN, meets the challenge head on, putting the defense company among the big boys. It goes beyond traditional flare-based defenses, using laser precision to outsmart missiles, protecting aircraft in contested skies.
Digital nomadism promises freedom but staying productive in tight spaces like coffee shops, airport lounges or wherever Wi-Fi and a table is available is no easy feat. A multi-monitor setup, a staple for desk bound work, feels impossible when you’re traveling light. The Kefeya S1 Dual Portable Laptop Screen Extender steps in to solve this, a compact second screen for life on the move.
Tesla’s first Diner and Drive-In, a 1950s nostalgia meets electric vehicle innovation, is set to open on July 21, 2025 at 7001 West Santa Monica Boulevard. After 7 years of planning, construction and Elon’s vision, this two-story saucer-shaped building is about to change the face of roadside dining.
Honda’s new electric car has arrived, and it’s a small but mighty one. Unveiled at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the N-One e: is a near-production successor of the Honda e, a car that never made it to American shores but won over urban drivers elsewhere. With the global debut done and a full reveal set for September’s IAA Mobility show in Munich, the N-One e: is going to make a splash.
A spaceship-like vessel glides silently through the Arctic’s icy heart but it’s just the Tara Polar Station, a floating laboratory that will spend the next 20 years to discover the Arctic Ocean’s secrets. Built to withstand temperatures as low as -52°C and the crushing pressure of shifting sea ice, this platform will change how we study one of Earth’s most isolated and critical ecosystems.
In the late 80s the Little Talking Scholar was a kids toy—a chunky plastic box that guided young minds through simple matching games using punch cards. Its bright buttons and basic microprocessor defined an era of physical media educational toys. Fast forward to 2025 and modder Attoparsec has turned this nostalgic relic into something amazing: a fully functional mobile computer, or cyberdeck.
CarWow’s latest drag race pits two supercar giants against each other in a quarter-mile sprint, testing brute power and answering the million-dollar question: can the McLaren P1’s $1.6 million price tag justify its performance against the Ferrari 296 GTB’s $350,000 price? Mat Watson, CarWow’s host with the most, conducts this battle with the precision of a maestro.
If you’re a fan of Apple TV’s Severance you know the eerie glow of Lumon Industries’ retro-futuristic office where workers tap away on big, teal-tinted keyboards under harsh fluorescent lights. Those keyboards with their weird trackballs and cryptic layouts are more than props – they’re key to the show’s blend of nostalgia and corporate dystopia. Atomic Keyboard has brought this vision to life with the MDR Dasher, a mechanical keyboard that captures the Lumon vibe while being practical for real world use.
