Motorola has spent years selling capable phones that rarely challenged the highest prices, yet the Signature 27 arrives at $1,599.99 for the sole US configuration of 12GB of memory and 512GB of storage. Preorders open November 19 with general sales beginning November 26, placing it squarely against the top Galaxy and iPhone models without any folding hinge to justify the cost.
Anyone stepping into multi color 3D printing for the first time often expects a long list of adjustments and failed attempts before anything useful comes out. Bambu Lab’s P1S paired with the Automatic Material System (AMS), priced at $479 (was $549), changes that experience right away. Unbox the combo, run through a short assembly that takes about fifteen minutes, load up to four spools into the AMS unit, and the printer handles bed leveling, vibration checks, and basic calibration on its own. From that point a phone app or computer program called Bambu Studio sends jobs wirelessly.
Designers mixed industrial modeling clay with earth taken from the courts where Rafael Nadal won his titles and shaped the blend into a full-size Kia EV4 GT that now sits at his tennis academy in Mallorca. Sources for the court clay include the surfaces in Monte Carlo, Rome, Madrid and Roland-Garros in Paris, places that produced 63 of his singles titles and the record 14 French Open victories that earned him the King of Clay name.
Steam added a free download this morning, that lets anyone with the right hardware open a cardboard box, pull out a GeForce 8800 GTX, and slide the card into a tower that boots Windows Vista. Unreal Engine artist Dylan Browne built the experience with help from Nvidia, three days before the card’s actual twentieth anniversary.
Xiaomi released video on November 3 showing two full-size humanoid robots finishing an eight hour and five minute stretch of work inside its auto factory. The machines, identified in some reports as CyberOne 02 units with one in black and one in white, handled the center console side cover sorting station in the final assembly area. They pulled large flexible panels from bulk bins, turned them into the correct orientation, and slotted each one into a rack matching the sequence of cars moving down the line.