Aaron Leong

1 week ago | hothardware.com | Aaron Leong

The most powerful V12 ever fitted to a production car has been revealed. It comes from Danish automaker Zenvo and was developed not by the usual suspect like AMG, Cosworth, or the VW Group, but by Mahle. The 6.6-liter V12 sports four turbos and will be featured in the Zenvo Aurora hypercar, paired with an electric hybrid system. On its own the motor pumps out 1,250 horses, but expect 1,850 horsepower with the aid of electrons.

1 week ago | hothardware.com | Aaron Leong

The good folks at Google's Android Auto (AA) dev team could be prepping (or testing) the ability to run navigation on smart glasses, if a breakdown of the latest AA Beta is anything to go by. The idea is cool in that it gives smart glass drivers navigation information and directional cues directly in their line of sight without the need for in-car heads-up displays (HUDs).

2 weeks ago | hothardware.com | Aaron Leong

Get ready for some possibly big changes the next time you shop on Amazon. With nearly half of Amazon resellers being based in China, the recent Trump Administration trade tariffs are expected to affect not just the price of goods, but potentially reduce the available selection. With the new import taxes (as high as 125%) going into effect, many Chinese companies are mulling between raising prices on Amazon or leaving the marketplace altogether.

2 weeks ago | hothardware.com | Aaron Leong

The Spring edition of the long-going Piper Sandler survey of teen spending habits and tech usage/preferences is out. The results show some consistent year-to-year trends, such as Apple's dominance in tugging at teens' heartstrings and their (parents') wallets, and that Netflix and Nike are still their preferred go-to for media consumption and fashion, respectively. Unlike last year though, TikTok has been toppled from its throne by an unexpected rival.

2 weeks ago | hothardware.com | Aaron Leong

Viewsonic, the California-based electronics company specializing in consumer and professional visual solutions, has unveiled the newest addition to its award-winning M1 LED projector series. Called the M1 Max, the portable projector sets itself apart from the crowd with an innovative 360-degree 3-in-1 stand, and this time it brings 1080p visuals up to a 100-inch TV equivalent, Google TV apps and streaming, plus Harman Kardon audio in a sleeker, less corporate design.