Following the release of the new intro for the King of the Hill revival that starts streaming on Hulu on August 4th, we now have our first teaser for season 14. Bobby Hill is all grown up and doesn’t sound much different than he did when the original series ended in 2010, but seeing Hank Hill using a smartphone might take some time to get used to.
Until transparent replacement shells for the Nintendo Switch 2 hit the market, Dbrand’s new Teardown skin is the easiest way to peek inside the handheld console without actually tearing it down yourself.
Created in collaboration with JerryRigEverything, there are two kits available: a cheaper $19.95 option that wraps just the Joy-Cons, and a more comprehensive $49.95 Deluxe Kit that includes skins for the back of the console and the front of the dock.
The company brought five of its Spot robodogs to America’s Got Talent where they performed a choreographed routine to Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now” — although one got stage fright and collapsed.
It’s another attempt to make the company’s bots go viral, but is it enough to sell a $74,500 robot that can’t assemble cars or unload trucks? Boston Dynamics, which laid off five percent of its workforce last December, is now facing more and more competition.
If your daily workflow is still heavily dependent on a sneakernet and passing USB flash drives around, you can save a lot of time moving files using PNY’s new DuoLink V3 drive.
It supports the USB 3.2 Gen 2 standard that PNY says enables read speeds of up to 1,000MB/s and write speeds of up to 800MB/s, and features both USB-A and USB-C connectors. Pricing starts $32.99 for 256GB but capacities go up to 2TB.
