Jun 26
We’ve seen what Transformers look like as rockers. Now check them out as bears in disguise. Bearbricks to be exact. As another Transformers 30th anniversary special, Hasbro teamed up with boutique toy maker Medicom to create Bearbrick editions of Optimus Prime, Megatron, Bumblebee and Starscream. Yep, they can transform.
You can pre-order the Optimus Prime and Megatron Bearbrick from Play-Asia for $48 (USD) each. I wouldn’t be surprised to find the other two Bearbricks there, but if you really can’t wait you know where to go.
Google’s Advanced Technology and Projects division has been hard at work on its 3D-mapping project, known as Tango, since early 2013. In this time, we’ve seen the team rapidly progress its efforts by introducing a smartphone and tablet specifically…
Google is kicking off a Project Ara module developer challenge, offering a $100k bounty for atypical smartphone possibilities while it itself works on a new, super-speed 3D printer to create customized production modules. The challenge, announced at Google IO today, asks developers to come up with a working module for a future Project Ara phone that does something not possible … 
Shown during the World Cup 2014, Marvel’s newest Guardians of the Galaxy trailer is a full minute of oddity. Here you’ll get a tiny bit more information about the plot along with a much better look at the character Glen Close will be playing: Nova Prime Rael. More John C. Reilly is coming your way as well. This trailer once … 
Android Wear has three devices right now: The Moto 360, the LG G Watch, and Samsung Gear Live. Two of those, the G Watch and Moto 360, have been working with Android Wear as reference devices. The Gear Live is a “late” comer to Android Wear, and Samsung will duplicate their Android smartphone and tablet efforts on the wearable, it … 