The XPLRA 1.0 is the way a Pokedex in real life would look. Also, pretty rugged and with a look tied to the pocket camera ...

Audio-Technica’s new AT-LPA2 turntable is made from high-density transparent acrylic making it stand out while disappearing into a room’s decor. A treat for the eyes and ears.

Google Search has long been known for its quirky Easter eggs, and now, it’s tapped into the nostalgia of millions with a delightful Pokédex integration.By simply searching for any Pokémon name ...

Googling any of the original 151 Pokémon on a mobile device will now allow you to collect them in a kind of built-in Pokédex, from Bulbasaur to Pikachu to Mew.

Transparent solar cells could turn windows, cars, and even skin into energy-harvesting surfaces. Unlike the old Solar breakthrough: Transparent panels generate power 1000x more efficiently ...

Making sturdy, semi-transparent wood with cheap, natural materials Date: March 26, 2025 Source: American Chemical Society Summary: Can you imagine having a smartphone with a wooden touchscreen?

Transparent wood, made by stripping organic polymers and replacing them with a mixture of egg whites and rice extract, could be used as windows and smartphone screens. Close. Advertisement.

Pokémon is famously child friendly. All its mainline games are given the E for Everyone label, meaning any child old enough to hold a controller can revel in its colorful world and characters.

The homepage isn’t the only part of the Pokemon Go Pokedex that’s been updated, however.Players have also noticed that several categories housed in the old dex are no longer available ...

The popular fan-made game Pokemon Infinite Fusion recently found itself in hot water after incorporating generative AI to create Pokedex entries for its massive library of 100,000 fusion combinations.

Porygon evolves into Porygon2 with 25 Porygon Candy and an Upgrade - 'a transparent device that can make certain species of Pokémon evolve'. Spoiler warning: it only works on Porygon.

And this new tech, which is impressive looking, ain’t cheap. LG’s first transparent TV will cost you an eye-watering $60,000. You can pre-order one now, if you have that kind of cash lying around.