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The clocks are rolled forward, the post-Halloween holiday festive feeling is here and Mariah Carey is beginning her journey to hitting the top of her charts with her quintessential Christmas single. It's officially winter, and instead of cranking up the heater this season (and worrying about an astronomical power bill), here's an alternative that sounds like something out of a sci-fi novel but actually isn't – a body-heating blanket that uses a carbon nanotube fabric and infrared heating to keep you warm.

Did that display just stretch or is it happy to see me?? We've seen folding displays for a decade now, but it seems like LG's unlocked a magical new display capability – stretchable displays.

The Mercedes-Benz W165 holds a legendary status among vintage racing enthusiasts, a machine that represented the peak of German engineering in the 1930s. Built for speed and streamlined for aerodynamic excellence, the W165 was crafted to dominate the European racing circuit, delivering a blend of power and elegance that captivated audiences. Its heritage is one of high performance under sleek, unassuming curves, a symbol of sophistication in a fiercely competitive era. To see it reimagined in a modern restomod is to witness the rekindling of that legacy with a bold, innovative edge.

A car's identity can be attributed to two things – its overall design language, and the logo that sits on the front and back of it, allowing you to identify its ‘marque'.

You may know Leica for their expensive pro-grade cameras, but did you know the company makes expensive projectors too? Aside from high-end cameras, the company has made in-roads in quite a few industries that rely on optics, like binoculars, televisions, and projectors. Although the brand is most known for building products with a premium price tag, their latest projector, the Cine Play 1 has an unusually affordable price, considering its 4K output and ability to output a massive 300-inch screen to rival most cinemas.

Whenever I visit any tech expo or fair, I swing by Unitree’s booth to take a look at their incredible robots. With their popular dog and humanoid bots that can do everything from sit to run, jump, wave, walk up/down stairs, and perform complex activities, Unitree’s robots are nothing short of futuristic. Under the hood, the robots run on a highly complex combination of motors, sensors, and algorithms that perfectly execute movements. So when Unitree decided to put these motors, sensors, and algorithms into a compact home gym, you best bet that it’s going to be state-of-the-art.

Wind chimes have a rather understated charm. They can have a very calming effect on you, helping keep anxiety and stress away – but what if you’re in an enclosed area? You couldn’t possibly have a wind-chime in a room that doesn’t receive any wind, right? Well, the folks at Fujitsu may have developed the first wind chime to work without wind…

It's been a while since the Pro line of the iPhone's seen any significant change. In fact, the 14, 15, and 16 Pro all look fairly identical, with

Here's a clock that does more than keep time; the RGB Tube Clock merges vintage nostalgia with cutting-edge tech in a piece that's part décor, part high-precision gadget. Inspired by the look of classic Nixie tubes, it mimics that retro display style but swaps out the fragile gas-filled tubes for a modern RGB spectrum. It's a nod to mid-century tech with a fresh, colorful twist, offering the vibe of a Nixie clock without the maintenance.