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Yes, you can buy a humanoid robot made in America right now. Or, rather, pre-order it for delivery in the fall. Here’s Nori L3, made in San Francisco.
A new update for iPhone has been released, with security fixes originally planned for iOS 27. Should you install it?
Samsung is reportedly developing a second wide-format Galaxy Z Fold 9 for 2027. After the Z Fold 8’s record sales and clear drawbacks, it makes perfect sense.
Samsung is reportedly developing a second wide-format Galaxy Z Fold 9 for 2027. After the Z Fold 8’s record sales and clear drawbacks, it makes perfect sense.
AI filmmaker Kavan The Kid is building copyrightable IP around The Chronicles of Bone while using faster tools, funding and audience growth to prove demand.
AI and biotechnology could help cities emulate nature, transforming waste into value and creating regenerative, resilient urban systems.
Google’s $10 million Spirit Airlines data purchase highlights growing demand for real-world enterprise data to train AI, while companies seek legally acquired information instead of synthetic or pirated sources.
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Polymega is getting ready to ship the next version of its base unit emulation console, and let’s hope delays will be minimal.