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Motorola Unveils Swarovski-Crystal Razr in Matte Black with Leather-Inspired Texture
technology1 month ago

Motorola Unveils Swarovski-Crystal Razr in Matte Black with Leather-Inspired Texture

Motorola launched a new Swarovski-crystal edition of its Razr flip phone in Pantone Meteorite black featuring a quilted leather‑inspired texture. It keeps the same internals (MediaTek Dimensity 7450X, 8GB RAM, up to 256GB), dual displays (3.6-inch external and 6.9-inch AMOLED main), 50MP camera, and a 36‑hour battery. Priced at $900, it goes on sale Sept. 10 with a free Swarovski‑crystal Moto Buds 2 Plus and base Moto Watch for early buyers. Motorola also introduced the Moto Watch Ultra with LTE, dual‑band GPS, Wear OS, NFC, and a two‑day battery for $350, also releasing Sept. 10.

Smart Glasses Go Incognito: AI-Driven Eyewear Aims to Look Ordinary
technology4 months ago

Smart Glasses Go Incognito: AI-Driven Eyewear Aims to Look Ordinary

Smart glasses are returning in a calmer, fashion-forward guise: brands like Ray-Ban Meta, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker are embedding AI and cameras in frames that look like ordinary eyewear, with Google and Samsung pushing Android XR and Gemini-powered features such as directions, texts, and photos. The goal is to reduce gadgety stigma by using familiar fashion labels, but the core issue—privacy and etiquette around wearing a tiny recording device—remains unresolved. Adoption will hinge on timing, better AI, longer battery life, and social acceptance, and the author admits a wary optimism.

$600K Lab-Grown T-Rex Leather Bag Sparks Scientific Doubt
technology4 months ago

$600K Lab-Grown T-Rex Leather Bag Sparks Scientific Doubt

Polish brand Enfin Levé unveiled a handbag claimed to be made from lab-grown T-rex leather, priced around $600,000 for a Paris auction, but experts question the claim: the Montana fossil tissue sample may be bacterial rather than dinosaur flesh, and the bag’s material reportedly uses AI-generated synthetic collagen blended with chicken proteins, meaning it may be more chicken than dinosaur. If true, it isn’t dinosaur leather, but the episode highlights advances and debate around lab-grown, cruelty-free materials in fashion.