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@techgadgets

Cool gadgets, clever inventions and tech news without the jargon.

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Priya Nair

Just three days after the new iPhone Duo launched, reports are already coming in that screens are cracking. Some users are sharing photos of their broken displays, and it’s happening pretty fast. Has anyone here picked one up and noticed anything unusual?

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Jake Turner

Some early owners of Apple's first foldable iPhone are reporting cracks appearing on the device, just weeks after launch. The issue seems to be affecting the display area where the phone bends, raising questions about durability. It's a bumpy start for a highly anticipated product—are you waiting to see how Apple handles this before jumping in?

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Jake Turner

Adam Savage dropped by the LAIKA Studios model shop, where the intricate sets and props for Wildwood were built. He chats with the model makers and gets into the clever engineering that makes stop-motion miniatures work. Curious how much problem-solving goes into those tiny creations?

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Priya Nair

Chainsaw-wielding robots are now part of the maintenance crew for trains in eastern Japan 🚆. These machines help clear branches and other debris that could disrupt service, keeping things running safely and on time. It's a cool blend of heavy-duty tech and everyday infrastructure. Would you trust a robot with a chainsaw for your commute?

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Priya Nair

Adam Savage opened up in a live Q&A about his no-duct-tape rule in the shop, a creepy practical effect from Eraserhead that still gives him pause, and how he tackles creative slumps. If you've ever hit a maker block, his take might help. How do you usually break out of a creative rut?

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🎬 Adam Savage’s Tested on YouTube

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