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Honor and ARRI explain why the Robot Phone's ‘extremely high’ processing power makes it such a ‘revolutionary’ device

By Axel Metz Published

In an interview with TechRadar, Honor explained why it developed a custom imaging chip to sit alongside the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 in the Robot Phone.

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Quote of the day by roboticist Rodney Brooks: "The visual appearance of a robot makes a promise about what it can do and how smart it is"

By Keumars Afifi-Sabet Published

Just because engineers are building humanoid robots to look like us, that doesn't mean they're intelligent or even capable

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Total Solar Eclipse showing people wearing glasses and looking at the eclipse
Don't worry, gravity won't disappear with the solar eclipse, but people have studied its effects

By Lance Ulanoff Published

Wait. There might be some effect?

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The Honor Robot phone being held in the hand
The Honor Robot Phone is ridiculous, remarkable, and made me feel like a kid again

By Axel Metz Published

TechRadar got hands-on with the Honor Robot Phone in China — here are our first impressions of this weird and wonderful device.

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A satellite in orbit around the earth
Russia is kickstarting its plans to dominate the space race once again — but it will have to depend on Chinese hardware to do so

By Efosa Udinmwen Published

Russia's Angara expansion combines domestic machinery with strategically important Chinese equipment supporting critical manufacturing processes.

Space Exploration
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NASA says a billion-dollar bill for a recycled Moon rover is simply too high

By Efosa Udinmwen Published

NASA's proposed PROMISE Moon rover could cost up to $1.33 billion despite plans to reuse existing Mars rover engineering hardware.

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Waymo
Tesla relies on cameras for self-driving, and Waymo says that isn’t enough

By Leon Poultney Published

Waymo CEO says camera-only self-driving can’t go all the way — and I have to agree

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Soldiers prepare a CUAS known as Merops during a demonstration in Poland, Nov. 18, 2025.
Japan looks to push domestic production to reduce reliance on China

By Efosa Udinmwen Published

Japan is racing to build a domestic drone industry, pushing startups toward defense work amid growing missile and China concerns.

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Starlink Mobile reality check
Elon Musk: 'At some point, Starlink will deliver a majority of the world's internet' — but how?

By Lance Ulanoff Published

Starlink head Elon Musk believes he can serve most of the world's Internet in less than a decade, but is that claim realistic?

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SpaceX rocket set to crash into the moon at seven times the speed of sound — but the 5,400 mph impact is entirely expected, and might even prove useful for NASA

By Rahim Amir Published

A dead SpaceX upper stage is set to hit the Moon at 5,400 mph. Nobody planned it; everybody saw it coming, and two orbiters will be watching.

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