So far, the only brick-built versions of Mario you can get are the electronic interactive ones, the super-sized version driving a kart, and the pixelated 2D ones. But according to a short video teaser Nintendo of America shared on X, Super Mario Lego minifigures are enroute, you’ll just have to wait until next year to get them.
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Following the debut of Insta360’s Antigravity A1 drone last December, DJI has shared a teaser for a new drone it’s announcing on March 26th at 12PM GMT/7AM EST. The DJI Avata 360 will be the company’s first 8K 360-degree drone and a follow-up to 2024’s Avata 2. Few details are known, including whether it will launch in the US.


Lego’s supersized Mario Kart set that debuted exactly a year ago is getting some competition. A 2,234-piece Luigi version is now available for preorder for $179.99 before launching on April 1st. It features Luigi in the Mach 8 kart that was immortalized in the viral death stare video, but without Luigi’s angry, rage-filled expression.
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Originally shown at CES 2026, Rode has officially announced its new $599 Rodecaster Video Core, a buttonless video switcher featuring similar connectivity to last year’s Rodecaster Video S. It can automatically switch between connected cameras by detecting who’s speaking (including iPhones connected wirelessly) or you can manually switch between sources by pairing it with the Rodecaster Pro II and Rodecaster Duo audio mixers.
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Last September the Unicode Consortium released the Unicode 17.0 standard after sharing a preview a couple of months prior. Nine of those emoji, including fight cloud, orca, trombone, and Bigfoot, have been included in the latest iOS, iPadOS, and macOS Tahoe 26.4 betas Apple released today, according to MacRumors.


Android Headlines has published renders from leaker OnLeaks reportedly revealing the design of the Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold expected to be announced later this year. The design remains mostly unchanged from last year’s more durable Pixel 10 Pro Fold, but there’s a slightly redesigned camera bump with the actual lenses protruding more, and the Pixel 11 Pro Fold will be slightly thinner at 10.1mm when folded, and 4.8mm when open.
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