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Apple Finally Folded the iPhone
Apple's first foldable iPhone opens into a 7.6-inch display. Inside are dual batteries, A20 Pro and a precision hinge with more than 100 components.
Oliver Narramore
3 days ago
Isar Aerospace Spectrum: How Europe's New Rocket Reached Orbit
Inside Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket, its historic second flight from Norway, the technology behind the launch and plans to scale European rocket production.
Oliver Narramore
4 days ago
Huawei Mate XT2: Inside the Technology Behind Huawei’s New Tri-Fold Phone
Huawei's Mate XT2 folds twice into a tablet-sized display. Here's how its tri-fold hinge, Kirin 9050 Pro and LogicFolding technology work.
Oliver Narramore
4 days ago
Jensen Huang Says AGI Has Arrived. Has It?
Jensen Huang says AGI has arrived. Inside GPT-6 Astra, its ARC-AGI-3 results and why researchers still disagree over whether AI has crossed the threshold.
Oliver Narramore
5 days ago
Oura Ring 5: Inside Oura's Smallest Smart Ring and Health Radar
Explore the engineering behind Oura Ring 5, its 40% smaller design, redesigned sensors, 6–9 day battery and Oura's new Health Radar platform.
Oliver Narramore
5 days ago
iRobot's Roomba Duo Is Basically Two Robots Working as One
iRobot's Roomba Duo combines a heavy-duty floor washer, deployable companion robot, mechanical arm and shared AutoWash dock. Here's how the system works.
Oliver Narramore
Sep 5
Mars Telecommunications Orbiter: Inside Blue Origin's $700 Million Network for the Red Planet
NASA just paid Blue Origin up to $700 million to build Mars's first dedicated communications network. Here's the hardware behind the Mars Telecommunications Orbiter, why Mars needs it, and what it's built on.
Oliver Narramore
Sep 4
Cybercab: What Tesla Isn't Saying About Its "No Steering Wheel" Reveal
Tesla teased 'no steering wheel, no pedals' ahead of today's Austin event — but its actual unsupervised fleet is just over 200 cars, versus Waymo's 4,000. Here's what's really riding on today's Cybercab reveal.
Oliver Narramore
Sep 4
Inside the World's First Living Data Center: 16 Million Human Neurons | Oliver More
Researchers in Singapore just switched on a data center built from 16 million lab-grown human neurons — and it runs on a fraction of the power silicon chips need. Here's how it actually works, and what it means for the future of AI.
Oliver Narramore
Sep 4
Space Reactor-1 Freedom: NASA's Nuclear Bet on the Moon and Mars
NASA is sending a nuclear reactor to Mars, built from the leftover hardware of a cancelled moon space station. Inside Space Reactor-1 Freedom's reactor, its Skyfall helicopters, and the $20B Artemis overhaul behind it.
Oliver Narramore
Sep 3
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