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Apple just leaked its own roadmap—future devices include a HomePod mini 2 with A16-class power, an Apple TV rocking the A17 Pro for console-grade gaming, an iPad mini with the rumored A19 Pro, Vision Pro 2 with an M5 chip, and even a Studio Display 2 with mini-LED. Big upgrades ahead.
SpaceX has traced the fiery end of Starship Flight 9 to a fuel leak and over-stressed booster, but the FAA has now cleared Flight 10 for launch on August 24. This mission will test the upgraded second-gen upper stage, new heat-shield tiles, and attempt Starlink simulator deployment — all while skipping the risky high-angle reentry that doomed its predecessor.
Scientists just revealed a 25-million-year-old whale that looked like it swam out of a Pokémon game. Big eyes, possible leg stubs, and a bite way scarier than its cute face. Discovered by a high school principal and now officially confirmed, this fossil shows nature beat game devs at creature design long ago.
The UK’s 5G rollout could grind to a halt as landowners revolt over massive rent cuts and legal pressure from telecoms. With over 1,000 disputes already and just 45% coverage, the country risks even more mobile blackspots.
SpaceX just unveiled a game-changing upgrade for its Starship Super Heavy booster — giant grid fins designed to catch the booster on the launch tower! These new fins are 50% larger and will allow for higher reentry angles, making reuse of the rocket easier. A major step forward for space exploration! 🚀
Apple is gearing up to bring science fiction to your living room with a new robot, smart home hub, and upgraded Siri. Can they pull it off? Here’s a sneak peek into their 2027 lineup.
From cocktails and cuisine to robotics and the metaverse — Jensen Huang’s kids have taken unexpected paths into NVIDIA’s core AI business. Spencer runs robotics, Madison steers Omniverse marketing, and both divisions are central to the company’s future. Nepotism or just bold career pivots? You decide.
Traveling to Latin America just got less stressful for iPhone users. LATAM Airlines now officially supports Apple AirTag’s Share Item Location feature, letting passengers share real-time luggage tracking directly with the airline. No more waiting in the dark for updates – you can follow your bag’s journey until it’s safely back with you.
Fairphone is going all-in on sustainability with new braided cables and fast chargers made from 100% recycled materials. These cables claim over 70,000 bends, support up to 240W charging, and even offer 8K video transmission on the USB 3.2 version. Paired with 30W and 65W chargers covering a wide range of protocols, it’s a big step for eco-friendly tech without compromising performance.
Rocket Lab’s Peter Beck isn’t buying SpaceX’s low bar for Starship’s first flight. While Musk’s team called ‘clearing the pad’ a win, Beck says Neutron’s debut will only count if it reaches orbit. Different philosophies, same goal: redefining spaceflight.