The DJI Pocket 4 Pro (4P) introduces a range of features that elevate its performance well beyond its predecessors. Highlighted by TechAvid below, one of the most notable upgrades is the dual-camera system, which combines a 1-inch wide-angle sensor with a 3x optical telephoto lens. This pairing allows users to seamlessly switch between capturing expansive […]
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Apple has officially announced the release of iOS 26.4.2, a focused update designed to resolve critical issues identified in iOS 26.4.1. This update is set to address several significant concerns, including CarPlay connectivity glitches, battery performance problems, Wi-Fi reliability issues, and security vulnerabilities. While the update is anticipated to arrive within the next week, Apple […]
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The INMO Air 3 smart glasses represent a thoughtful blend of practicality and advanced AI-driven features, as highlighted by Kola. Weighing just 48 grams, these glasses are designed for extended wear, offering a lightweight and comfortable fit that aligns with both professional and casual settings. Their dual-eye monochrome display, optimized for tasks like real-time language […]
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Most people mop their floors, thinking they’re getting them clean. The uncomfortable truth, though, is that the moment you dunk the mop head back into the bucket, you’re no longer cleaning with fresh water. You’re spreading a diluted mix of soap and grime across the same surface you just wiped down. It’s a problem as old as the mop itself, and nobody has done much about it.
Joseph Joseph spent four years trying to solve it. The result is the UltraClean Microfibre Floor Mop Cleaning System, a complete rethink of what mopping should actually achieve. The goal was to design something that genuinely removes dirt rather than just diluting it and spreading it around. The solution required a patented mechanism and six prototypes before the team arrived at a final design.
Designer: Joseph Joseph
At the heart of the design is SprayClean technology, a patented mechanism built into the bucket’s slot. Each time you insert the mop head, a built-in scraper squeezes the dirty water into a sealed collection chamber while six nozzles spray fresh water onto the pad. The mop comes out clean and damp, not soaked, which means your floors dry faster, too.
The bucket is divided into two completely separate chambers. The upper reservoir holds up to 1.4 litres of clean water, enough to cover up to 70 m² on a single fill. That’s most of a typical home in one go. The bottom chamber is translucent, so you can watch the dirty water accumulate as you clean, which is simultaneously gross and oddly satisfying.
The mop head is designed with the same care. It rotates to access tight corners and lies flat to get under furniture, where dust and grime tend to hide. The telescopic handle adjusts to suit whoever’s doing the cleaning. The microfibre pad is machine-washable, and the system comes with three of them, so you’re not stuck waiting for one to dry between rooms.
For large open-plan spaces with a mix of hard flooring and tiles, the UltraClean removes the need to stop and change the water halfway through, a chore that most people skip anyway. And for kitchens, where floors tend to accumulate grease and food residue, mopping with genuinely fresh water each pass makes a noticeable difference in how clean the floor actually feels underfoot.
The UltraClean Microfibre Floor Mop Cleaning System retails for $90. It took four years and six prototypes to get here, which, given how long the classic mop and bucket pairing has gone essentially unchanged, seems like a reasonable investment. Cofounder Antony Joseph calls this the product’s delight factor, and given how satisfying it is to actually clean your floors properly, it’s hard to argue.
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Apple’s highly anticipated MacBook Neo 2 is set to launch earlier than expected, marking a significant shift in the company’s production strategy. This accelerated timeline is largely attributed to Apple’s decision to repurpose surplus A19 Pro chips originally intended for the iPhone 17 series. By addressing the depletion of A18 Pro chips used in the […]
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Kimi K2.6, developed by Moonshot AI, stands out as an open source AI model offering advanced capabilities for users seeking robust performance on a budget. As highlighted by World of AI, one of its key features is a 256k context window, allowing it to handle extensive workflows and large datasets efficiently. Additionally, the model supports […]
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Apple is poised to redefine the smartphone landscape with a series of significant updates to the iPhone over the next three years. Between 2025 and 2027, the company plans to introduce new advancements in design, engineering, and functionality. These updates signal a decisive shift from the incremental changes of the past, marking a bold new […]
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Porsche has announced an electric version of its popular Cayenne Coupé and it could be the company's most powerful vehicle ever — either ICE or electric. Mechanically, the Cayenne Coupé Electric is nearly identical to the Cayenne Electric but the body is substantially sleeker for improved range and performance.
While the front end of the Coupé looks much the same as the Cayenne Electric, the back is giving off BMW X-series vibes in a big way. Porsche says that bulbous rear makes the new model more aerodynamic and thus efficient, with a drag coefficient of just 0.23. It also sits nearly an inch lower than the standard SUV for a more race-ready look. It can haul four adults and comes with a 3.2 cubic foot frunk.
There are three versions: the Cayenne Coupé Electric, Cayenne S Coupé Electric and Cayenne Turbo Coupé Electric. All use the same 800-volt architecture that allows charging speeds up to 400 kW, for a 10-80 percent recharge in 16 minutes under ideal conditions. With a 113 kWh battery, range is estimated at 415 miles in the WLTP cycle, which equates to about 350 miles under EPA conditions.
The main difference between the models is power. The base Cayenne Electric model produces a mere 408 hp (442 hp with overboost), while the Cayenne S takes that up to 544 hp (666 hp with overboost). However, the Cayenne Turbo Electric cranks things up to deranged with 857 hp (1,156 hp overboosted), letting you bring three guests and their cargo from 0-60 mph in just 2.5 seconds and hit a top speed of 162 mph.
The interior is bound to have a bit less room than the regular Cayenne Electric due to the sloping roofline, but Porsche made things comfortable and high-tech. It comes with an optional electrochromic panoramic roof with adjustable tint and power operated doors, along with a choice of trims including leather upholstery. Physical controls are married with digital interfaces and a screen that stretches from the left edge of the middle console to the passenger side vent. As with other recent lux vehicles, it offers customizable graphics, an AR heads-up display and personalized app integration.
Debuting at this year's Beijing Auto Show, the Cayenne Coupé Electric starts at $113,800 (minus the $2,350 delivery fee), while the base Cayenne S Coupe Electric is $131,200 and the Cayenne Turbo Coupe Electric costs $168,000. For a luxury sport electric SUV with 350 miles of range and 1,156 hp, that's actually... not bad? After all, you can easily pay six figures for a kitted-out Ford F-150 these days.
Karpathy’s self-evolving knowledge system offers a structured method for organizing and refining information, with direct applications in AI-driven coding workflows. Its three-layer architecture, comprising raw data sources, AI-generated wikis and schema-based rules, provides a scalable framework for managing large datasets. According to World of AI, this approach enhances the performance of coding agents like Claude […]
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Apple is reportedly making a bold move in its iPhone lineup, signaling one of the most significant strategic shifts in recent years. The company is placing a stronger focus on its Pro models, delaying the release of the standard iPhone 18 and introducing a new budget-friendly option, the iPhone 18E. These changes are poised to […]
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