A supercar that looks like it screeched out of a Grand Theft Auto loading screen is a rare beast. The Superlite SL-C, a kit-built wonder from Race Car Replicas in Michigan, is exactly that—a street-legal missile that feels like it was plucked from a GTA 6 heist.
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Apple’s iPhone faces a new reality, one where its price tag could climb higher than ever before in the U.S., as President Donald Trump’s announcement today dropped a stark challenge: build iPhones in America or face a 25% tariff on devices made abroad.
The Dyson PencilVac has claimed the title of the world’s slimmest cordless vacuum, measuring a mere 38mm in diameter—about the width of a marker. Weighing just 1.8kg, it’s lighter than most laptops, yet Dyson promises it packs enough punch to tackle everyday messes. With a release slated for 2026 in the US and UK, the PencilVac is already being hailed for its minimalist design.
Bandai Namco and A24 have confirmed that a live-action adaptation of the critically acclaimed video game Elden Ring is in development, with filmmaker Alex Garland at the helm. For those unfamiliar with the game’s sprawling dark fantasy world or Garland’s cerebral storytelling, this announcement is a tantalizing collision of gaming and cinema. The project promises to bring the Lands Between—a mythic realm of shattered artifacts, warring demigods, and relentless challenge—to the big screen.
Smartphones have turned everyone into a photographer, with cameras that pack more power than ever—stunning low-light shots, AI-enhanced editing, and lenses that zoom like nobody’s business. Yet, yesterday’s announcement of the Ricoh GR IV, a compact camera with a fixed lens, has street photographers and enthusiasts practically dancing in the streets.
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Apple’s dipping its toes into smartglasses, and it feels like a natural next step for a company that’s been flirting with augmented reality for years. A new report spills the beans: Apple’s prepping to launch smart glasses by late 2026, and the tech world’s already buzzing with anticipation.
Bandai Namco’s Tamagotchi Paradise, hitting Japan on July 12, 2025, with a global rollout soon after, completely reimagines the virtual pet universe. Ditching the grayscale, egg-shaped buddies of the ‘90s, this new version rocks a bright color screen, a slick zoom dial, and gameplay that takes you from tiny cells to distant galaxies.
Xiaomi turned heads in Beijing last night, unveiling the YU7 electric SUV. This Tesla Model Y rival blends lightning-fast performance, solid range, and a tech-loaded cabin that screams ambition, ready to shake up the SUV game. Sporting a sharp, sporty look inspired by the SU7 sedan, the YU7 is ready to rattle the mid-to-large SUV scene.
Let’s talk about the HONOR 400 Series, which hit the scene today, May 22, 2025, with a clear mission: to make your smartphone photography feel like you’ve got a pro studio in your pocket. Comprising the HONOR 400 and 400 Pro, this lineup isn’t just another pair of phones—it’s a bold swing at blending AI smarts with serious hardware.
Google’s I/O 2025 introduced Flow, a filmmaking platform powered by Veo 3, Imagen 4, and Gemini, poised to transform storytelling. This isn’t just a tool—it’s a creative revolution, enabling anyone with a vision to craft cinematic scenes effortlessly. Flow merges advanced AI to streamline production, making professional-grade filmmaking accessible to all, from indie creators to studio pros.