
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.

After years of increasingly tall, narrow phones, Huawei is pushing in the other direction. Its partially revealed Pura X View pairs a broad 16:9.5 display with a 6.68 mm body and 7,000mAh battery ahead of a full September unveiling.

Most phones have long abandoned the microSD slot, headphone jack, and physical camera shutter. Sony’s latest mid-ranger preserves all three, making its recycled processor and oddly promoted payment shortcut even harder to understand.

Shokz is giving runners two lighter ways to stay aware without paying Pro-model money. The US$129.95 OpenRun Air 2 shrinks its bone-conduction neckband, while the equally priced OpenFit Air 2 becomes the brand’s lightest ear-hook earbud yet.

Kismile’s AeroLucen pairs its serving-ready glass bowl with a reversible crisper plate and no PFAS-based nonstick coating. Its bolder promise: frozen fries in eight minutes or a whole chicken in 30.

At CES, the wan AIChef ultra turned a piece of salmon into a medium-rare dinner without anyone setting a temperature, choosing a cooking mode, or starting a timer. Its camera, thermal imaging, and NVIDIA hardware handled the decisions. Now it is heading to Indiegogo.

We missed Baseus’ Bose-tuned Inspire Series when it launched last year. Now, a limited-time Amazon deal has dropped the XP1 earbuds to US$99.99, giving us—and bargain-minded ears—a very good reason to catch up.

IKEA and Xbox have turned familiar controller shapes into grown-up living-room furniture, including a tilting thumbstick stool, mobile TV stand, and D-pad cushion—without drowning everything in RGB.

Xbox is giving eligible physical games a useful digital upgrade, including Play Anywhere and cloud access where supported. The timing could hardly be more awkward for PlayStation.

Zwift Cog removes the need to match a cassette to your drivetrain, while the wireless Click controller handles virtual gear changes. The result is a smart trainer compatible with most 8- to 13-speed bikes.

Insta360 gave the X6 larger sensors, 8K50 capture, and up to 140 minutes of 8K30 recording. Its bolder claim is that one palm-sized device can do the work of three cameras.

The MISSION 1 PRO ILS gives GoPro owners a new excuse to collect lenses. It keeps the earlier PRO’s 8K recording capabilities, but trades underwater readiness for more control over what—and how—you shoot.