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You wont be able to buy Samsungs household Ballie robot after all
Posted onFor years, we’ve been wondering when Samsung would actually bring Ballie, its cute household companion robot, to market and now we finally have our answer: it won’t. After the planned summer 2025 release window came and went, the company has opted not to release the gizmo as a consumer product, at least not for the…
Government told to prepare for 2C warming by 2050
Posted onThe UK should be prepared to cope with weather extremes as a result of at least 2C of global warming by 2050, independent climate advisers have said. The country was “not yet adapted” to worsening weather extremes already occurring at current levels of warming, “let alone” what was expected to come, the Climate Change Committee…
Exclusive: Sources: Multimodal AI startup Fal.ai already raised at $4B+ valuation
Posted onFal.ai, a startup that hosts image, video, and audio AI models for developers, has closed a new round valuing the company at over $4 billion, four people familiar with the deal said. The company raised approximately $250 million, two of the people said. Major investors in the round are Kleiner Perkins and Sequoia, according to…
Nintendos Virtual Boy accessory lets you play VR Mario and Zelda on Switch 2
Posted onThe forthcoming Nintendo Virtual Boy accessory for Switch and Switch 2 can play VR-supported games, as reported by Video Games Chronicle. There are four available games to play, including Super Mario Odyssey, Super Smash Bros Ultimate, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. These aren’t new VR builds of…
My cat loves this smart air purifier that doubles as a pet bed
Posted onThe PetAir Pro is part air purifier, part pet bed (for cats and small dogs up to 25 pounds), meaning pet parents won’t just benefit from it, but their furry friends will too. After trying it out in my bedroom for two weeks, I can confidently say my bedroom is far less dusty with pet…
What will happen when a SpaceX rocket collides with the Moon?
Posted onThe impending collision – predicted to happen at about 02:35 EDT (06:35 GMT) on Wednesday – is expected to captivate astronomers, both amateur and professional. “It’s something really huge smashing into the Moon. It’s not remotely dangerous, we can just watch the show,” says Dr Matt Bothwell, public astronomer at the University of Cambridge. “It’s…
