
The Transformers: The Movie Returns With a Mysterious Twist
The 1986 animated classic returns to theaters in 4K with a new post-credits chapter—and its latest trailer suggests Optimus Prime may not be finished yet.

The 1986 animated classic returns to theaters in 4K with a new post-credits chapter—and its latest trailer suggests Optimus Prime may not be finished yet.

Inspired by a GT1 racer that never competed, the 1,600 hp Koenigsegg CCGT1 returns with number plates, active aero, and some unfinished business.

The Revuelto was already monstrously quick. Lamborghini has now added more electric power, serious aerodynamics, and two historically dangerous letters: SV.

The APWCHE Pro is a portable three-in-one beverage station that makes ice, chills drinks without diluting them, and keeps coffee warm.

Styled like a miniature retro handheld, the Hidizs AP30 Music Boy plays Hi-Res audio, supports balanced headphones, clips onto your bag or phone, and includes a block puzzle game for good measure.

Redmi’s new K100 Pro flagships combine 185 Hz OLED displays and 200 MP cameras with enormous batteries. The Pro Max goes further with 9,070 mAh, a 5x periscope camera, and a Bose-tuned 2.1-channel speaker system.

Previewed as a surreal concept at MWC 2026, the Honor Robot Phone is now an actual product with a motorized four-degree-of-freedom camera gimbal, ARRI imaging technology, and an AI that can track subjects—or dance to music.

Honor’s three-model 600 series ranges from a Pro with a 200 MP camera and periscope telephoto to a Super Edition carrying an enormous 8,600 mAh battery. Even the entry-level Vitality Edition packs 7,000 mAh.

Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom confronts Reed Richards, stops Thor’s Stormbreaker, and awakens the Sentinels as three Marvel universes head toward one enormous collision.

The Minimal Phone 2 trades its predecessor’s E Ink display for a faster 3.92-inch OLED panel but retains the physical QWERTY keyboard, now with backlighting and remappable shortcuts. It starts at US$599 on Kickstarter.

Measuring 32.3 m across and weighing over 11,340 kg at takeoff, Heart Aerospace’s X1 completed a 27-minute maiden flight powered entirely by batteries—and used about US$5 of electricity.

The touring-focused Gordon Murray S1 packs a 690 PS Cosworth V12 that revs to 12,100 rpm, a six-speed manual gearbox, and a central driving position. Production is limited to 64 cars.