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A circulating Instagram video allegedly shows two redesigned Dodge Charger prototypes—one with a new front end and bigger wheels, the other bearing a 'Powered By SRT' decal—stoking talk of a future high-performance SRT/Hellcat variant. Authenticity is unconfirmed, and Dodge has teased a V8-powered model, but the current top Charger remains the Daytona Scat Pack at 550 hp from a turbo inline-six.
Apple’s first foldable iPhone Ultra is rumored to use a liquid-metal hinge, with prototypes shipped to carriers for testing; mass production is expected to begin in July and a September debut alongside the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, featuring a 7.8-inch inner display, 5.5-inch cover, A20 chip, C2 modem, Touch ID, two rear cameras, and about $2,000.
Clicks Communicator outlines a 2026 rollout: May demos of the experience, June working prototypes, Q3 certifications/testing, and Q4 production/shipping to reservation holders. Priced at about $500 as a mid-range Android with a physical keyboard and potential Niagara Launcher integration, the device is pitched as a compact companion rather than a full main-phone replacement.
Sea Otter 2026’s Randoms Round 2 delivers a rapid-fire tour of new bikes, gear and concepts—from Telepathy’s production mule and a wild backseat brake setup to Tailfin’s expanding bikepacking ecosystem and RSVR’s stripped-back hydration pack. Sensor-enabled lighting from Knog/POC, Kashima-coated Galfer Shark rotors, and WeAreOne’s new 32-inch wheels headline the hardware, alongside a Hunt long-travel dual-crown mule and Lab71’s BB-mounted gearbox prototype. Ergonomic tweaks from Ergon, Naild’s R3act aluminum front triangle, and Aenomaly SwitchGrade Pro with eight stops and adjustable rotation showcase the ride-side innovations. Rounding out the recap are new Giro/Smith/Bell gear, a retro Volvo Cannondale nod, Noterra road hints, and Sea Otter’s characteristic mix of tech, style and history.
Prototypes of Beavis and Butt-Head Do Hollywood for the PlayStation 1, developed by New Level Software and about 40% complete, have resurfaced thanks to Hidden Palace. The project stalled after New Level shifted focus to a Spider-Man license, MTV writers reportedly weren’t enthusiastic, and Mike Judge gave initial approval but limited input before the game was cancelled.
Sony is releasing a 400-page art book, 'PlayStation: The First 30 Years,' featuring rare prototypes, concept sketches, and design models to celebrate the console's 30th anniversary, available for preorder in standard and deluxe editions, with a limited run of 1,994 copies. Additionally, Sony is collaborating with Reebok to launch PlayStation-themed sneakers in October 2025, paying homage to the original consoles.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly sent prototypes of a gaming console to games journalists worldwide, along with pictures of their families. The journalists who received the prototypes have praised the console's quality, with one even expressing gratitude for the personal touch of including their family photos. However, a journalist who gave the prototype a negative review is currently unreachable, along with their family, prompting concerns.
Apple is reportedly testing out various design prototypes for the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max, with rumors suggesting a triangular razor-shaped rear camera bump, allowing for the addition of more cameras or larger sensors. The iPhone 16 Pro Max is said to feature a primary camera upgrade with Sony’s Exmor IMX903 sensor, while retaining a 48MP maximum resolution. However, as these are prototypes, it's uncertain if this design will make it to the final product.
The 2024 Cleveland Auto Show at the I-X Center features a wide array of new cars, prototypes, and supercars, including the highly anticipated Buick Wildcat and Tesla's Cybertruck. Attendees can also test drive 35 different models on an indoor course, view classic cars from 1926 to 1997, and explore off-road vehicles. Additionally, Subaru is offering the opportunity to play with and potentially adopt local puppies. Ticket information and show hours can be found on the official website.
Apple is reportedly working on at least two prototypes for a foldable iPhone, resembling the Galaxy Z Flip, but faces challenges in perfecting the foldable technology, including concerns about durability, thickness, and price. The company is in talks with an Asian manufacturer for component production, with a potential release not expected before 2026. In the meantime, Apple may prioritize a foldable iPad, which presents its own set of challenges related to the foldable tech, such as addressing the crease in the screen and ensuring a completely flat unfold.
Apple is reportedly working on two foldable iPhone prototypes, as well as a foldable iPad, in an effort to catch up with the foldable market. The prototypes are clamshell-type devices similar to the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, and the company is focused on addressing the fragility and crease issues associated with foldable devices. While the foldable iPhones may not be released for at least another two years, the foldable iPads are more likely to debut sooner to gauge consumer interest. Apple is also exploring ways to differentiate its foldable devices with compelling features before committing to a major release.
Apple has reportedly created two clamshell-style foldable iPhone prototypes, but the development is still in the early stages and the devices likely won't come to market until at least 2026. Technical issues and creating compelling features for consumers are the main challenges, along with the need to make the device as thin as a regular iPhone when folded. Apple's first foldable device may be an iPad, which would carry less risk for the company, but engineers are still working on solutions for challenges such as the crease in the display and ensuring a flat screen when opened.
Apple is reportedly actively developing prototypes for a foldable clamshell iPhone and an 8-inch folding iPad, with at least two active models in progress. The foldable iPhone is still in early development, and Apple has faced challenges in meeting its design standards, including creating a thinner device when folded and reducing the crease in the display. The company has also explored the possibility of screens facing outwards when the device is closed. While the project may be cancelled if these challenges cannot be overcome, Apple has shifted focus to an inward folding iPad, about the size of an iPad mini, with less stringent durability requirements. The release of a foldable iPhone is not expected for the iPhone 16 and 17, and a previously planned 2025 launch may also be delayed.
Early prototypes of the iPhone 16 suggest that its design will closely resemble the iPhone 15, with the main differences being in the camera lens layout and button designs. The front of the device remains unchanged, with no alterations to the controversial "Dynamic Island" notch. The rear camera sensors come in two styles, reminiscent of previous iPhone models, and the button layouts and designs are being experimented with to offer users a more intuitive and comfortable interface. The iPhone 16 may also feature an additional Action button and a capacitive multifunctional switch, potentially serving as a camera shutter or screenshot button. However, it's important to note that these prototypes are subject to change, and the final design may differ when the iPhone 16 is released in about a year.
Apple is reportedly testing different prototypes for the iPhone 16, with one featuring a vertical camera bump similar to the iPhone 12 and another with a unified vertical camera layout reminiscent of the iPhone X. The company is considering changes to the camera layout design, but plans have not been finalized. More details are expected in the coming months.