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ANYmal X Finally Puts Legged Inspection Robots Inside Explosive Oil and Gas Zones

ANYbotics began shipping ANYmal X to customers this week, giving oil, gas, and chemical plants their first four-legged inspection robot certified to operate in areas where a single spark could ignite flammable gas. Equinor and DSM-Firmenich are among the first recipients. For years the Swiss company refined the machine through an early-access program that put […]

Sony ELF-MN1 Compact Display Puts Lifelike 3D Characters Right on Your Desk

Sony just announced the ELF-MN1, a six-inch spatial reality display that shows characters, avatars, and objects in full depth right on a desk or side table, all without any special glasses or a headset. It joins the company’s XYN lineup of spatial tools and arrives in Japan on December 11 for an open price that […]

Arctic Fox Super Mouse Boasts Touchscreen, Puts Shortcuts and a Keyboard Right Under Your Palm

Arctic Fox Technologies has built a wired mouse, called Super Mouse, that places a 3.1-inch square touchscreen directly beneath the area where a palm rests during normal use. The unit measures 109 by 91 by 29 millimeters, carries a boxier profile than most everyday models, and arrives in yellow, white, or gray finishes. Standard left […]

Apple’s New 14-Inch MacBook Pro M6 Puts Serious Power Into a Machine Easy to Carry

Apple introduced the 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M6 chip on October 27, placing a 2-nanometer processor inside the same portable aluminum body that has defined the line for years. The M6 uses a 12-core CPU that includes what Apple calls the world’s fastest CPU core, paired with a 12-core GPU that embeds a Neural […]

TechRax Puts the iPhone Duo Through Stairs and City Drop Tests

Launch week for Apple’s first foldable brought the usual ritual from TechRax, who has spent years sending new iPhones through increasingly harsh trials. This time he took two separate iPhone Duo units. One went down a spiral staircase from roughly 200 feet. The other spent an afternoon being released over and over on ordinary city […]

JerryRigEverything Puts Apple’s iPhone Duo Through Brutal Durability Gauntlet and Finds Critical Flaws

Zach Nelson of JerryRigEverything wasted little time putting Apple’s first foldable, the iPhone Duo, through the usual sequence of scratches, flames, dust, and bends the day after it went on sale. Outer glass held up in familiar fashion. Ceramic Shield 2 on the front panel showed only the faintest marks once the Mohs hardness picks […]

Insta360’s Antigravity A1 Follow Me Bundle Puts Reliable Tracking and Gesture Controls on Your Wrist

Antigravity released the Follow Me Bundle for its A1 drone, pairing the existing 8K 360 aircraft with a Watch Remote, Ring Remote, and full-coverage propeller guards. Complete kits that include the drone list for $799 through the company website and selected Best Buy locations, cutting the previous entry price in half, while the accessory kit […]

Pokémon x Beats Pill Special Edition Puts Pikachu and Mimikyu on Portable Sound

Beats and The Pokémon Company International announced a special-edition Beats Pill on October 13 that places artwork of Pikachu and Mimikyu across the speaker’s grill. The collaboration arrives during the franchise’s 30th anniversary period and follows a short teaser the previous day that simply stated “Time to catch something new.” Pikachu appears in a bright, […]

Phase Distorter Puts EarthBound on PC With Widescreen Views and CRT Filters

Ness, Paula, Jeff, and Poo can now walk Onett on a desktop, and the program that takes them there shares a name with the time machine Dr. Andonuts built for the end of the game. Phase Distorter, written by a developer going by TheRunaway5, is an unofficial native port of the 1994 Super Nintendo role-playing […]

RNDS-Stream Puts Minecraft and Counter-Strike 2 on an Eighteen Year Old Nintendo DSi

Across the room from a Linux PC, a Nintendo DSi is drawing Minecraft Java Edition on a pair of 256 by 192 screens that first shipped in 2008. Counter-Strike 2 shows up the same way. Video decoding happens on the handheld. A server on the computer only has to capture a window, squeeze each frame […]