Ferrari's upcoming 12Cilindri Manuale pairs a V12 engine with an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission that is operated via electronic shift-by-wire technology, rather than a traditional mechanical manual gearbox.
YouTube creator Julius Perdana built a 25.5-foot, ride-able replica of the German battleship Bismarck for about $400, using inexpensive materials and RC components, and equipped it with fireworks-launching turrets.
Atlas Arcade released a short interactive video that lets viewers control a racer on a 360° YouTube video, demonstrating a novel use of the platform’s subtitle and scripting features.
Bentley has confirmed its first electric vehicle will be called the Torcal and will be revealed on September 23, continuing the brand's tradition of naming models after natural landmarks.
Three FireSat satellites will be launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base, offering high-resolution thermal imaging that can detect fires as small as 16 feet and differentiate between smoldering and flaming combustion.
Valve's latest SteamOS update addresses a Wi-Fi speed limitation caused by misreported router capabilities, with a beta version already offered to Steam Deck users.
Shenzhen-based smart-glasses startup Even Realities raised $150 million in a pre-Series B round led by Meituan and Tencent, valuing the company at $1 billion.
Agility Robotics announced a SPAC merger that would value the company at about $2.5 billion and raise over $620 million, aiming to expand production of its warehouse-focused humanoid robot, Digit.
Several Waymo vehicles ran out of battery and were towed after becoming immobilized in heavy traffic following Fourth of July fireworks in San Francisco.
Indie developer of the hide-and-seek game Meccha Chameleon reports 15 million copies sold in under 30 days and announces a forthcoming collaboration with a Japanese celebrity.
Vizio’s new Mini LED Quantum TV, priced under $400 for 65-inch models, offers high-brightness quantum-dot display technology but requires a Walmart account for full smart-TV functionality, prompting concerns over data collection.
Hideo Kojima expressed concern that Sony’s plan to cease production of physical game discs by 2028 may lead to a future where gamers lack direct control over their purchased content.
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