Ninja Creami XL 11-in-1 Ice Cream Maker NC601

Bigger Scoops and Full Control is Why the Ninja Creami XL (NC601) Still Earns Its Place as Summer Lingers

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Ninja Creami XL 11-in-1 Ice Cream Maker NC601
Summer has persisted across the country, with high temperatures lingering far into the season’s last weeks. Cool food feel like a necessity rather than a luxury. Store-bought pints have escalating prices, fewer choices, and ingredient labels that frequently leave little room for personal preference. A machine that lets you decide every element of the frozen dessert starts looking practical rather than optional. Ninja’s Creami XL 11-in-1 (model NC601), priced at $186.99 after clipping the on-page coupon (was $250), builds on the earlier Creami formula with larger 24-ounce tubs that hold about 50 percent more than the original pints.

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Unitree Superman Robot

Unitree’s New Superman Robot Claims to Outjump and Outrun Every Human, Usain Bolt Included

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Unitree Superman Robot
Unitree Robotics just posted a thirty-second clip of a bipedal machine labeled Superman rises from a still stance, clears a two-meter mark with both feet, lands, and accelerates into a sprint that the company measures at 12.66 meters per second. That figure converts to roughly 28.3 miles per hour, a peak that edges past the 12.42 meters per second recorded for Usain Bolt during the fastest segment of his 2009 world-record 100-meter run. The same machine stands 170 centimeters tall, weighs 45 kilograms, and carries legs only 0.85 meters long.

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LEGO Game Boy Functional Handheld Mod

Turning the LEGO Game Boy Into a Cartridge-Playing Handheld is Possible, Just Not Easy

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LEGO Game Boy Functional Handheld Mod
In October 2025, LEGO released its 421-piece Game Boy kit, which is an almost full-size plastic tribute to Nintendo’s 1989 handheld. It’s near enough to the actual thing that the familiar gray shell, pink A and B buttons, cross-shaped control pad, volume wheel, and cartridge slot feel perfect in your hand. Two brick-built carts for Super Mario Land and The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening slide into the back, with lenticular screens displaying the Nintendo logo or brief animated images from both games. Buttons click, but nothing powers on or plays.

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