Did Lamborghini Just Future-Proof the V12 Engine?

The Raging Bull’s most powerful V12 ever has a surprising home. Plus, a cool retro appliance from LG, Samsung’s budget AirPod rivals and more.

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Yellow and black Lamborghini Fenomeno sports car with sleek, aerodynamic design and sharp angular features, set against a dark, smoky background.Lamborghini

Lamborghini Fenomeno

Rumors of the death of the V12 engine were premature. The Lamborghini Fenomeno is the Italian automaker’s fastest car ever, and at the heart of its powertrain is the most powerful V12 engine ever produced by the Raging Bull. The Fenomeno’s 6.5L engine cranks out 823hp and 535 lb-ft of torque, but it alone isn’t responsible for the car’s Lambo-record top speed of 217mph. That’s because the Fenomeno is a plug-in hybrid that mates its mid-mounted V12 with three electric motors for a total power output of 1,065hp. We’ve seen a similar setup before in the Revuelto, but the fact that Lamborghini is not only continuing to use V12 engines in hybrids but also is putting in the necessary R&D to make those engines more powerful than ever shows there’s life left for the engine yet.
Blue vintage-style electric table fan with a circular metal grille and three blades, mounted on a round base with a central control knob. The center of the fan features a logo and the text "Inspired by the past."LG

LG Goldstar Heritage Fan

LG is best known for its consumer electronics — TVs, refrigerators, washing machines, ovens and even vacuum cleaners. But it got its start making much more modest things. One of its original electronic-focused products was the D-301 fan, which the brand has just lovingly revised for the modern era with the Golstar Heritage Fan you see here. Based on existing, still-functioning original models — which the brand had to track down to reference personally — this version combines modern tech with traditional styling and pays homage to the brand’s humble origins.
White wireless earbuds with black ear tips, placed inside an open white charging case. The case has a small LED indicator on the front. The earbuds have a sleek, rounded design with visible speaker grills.Samsung

Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 FE

Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 3 FE are redesigned and more affordable versions of the Galaxy Buds 3 from last year. The “Fan Edition” wireless earbuds still have the AirPod-like stem (or “blade”) design of their predecessors, but they now work with swappable ear tips to help you get a better fit. They also boast improved call quality and a longer-lasting battery. They support active noise-cancellation, too. Available in two colors: black or gray (shown).
A person wearing a maroon ski helmet with black ear covers and a white strap labeled "REVI." The helmet has attached reflective ski goggles with a dark, multicolored lens. The person has long brown hair and is dressed in a light beige vest over a black top.Revi

Revi The Challenger Helmet

Colorado-born, women-led Revi jumps into the alpine protection game with this affordable, fully featured ASTM F2040-certified brain bucket. Highlights include a micro-dial fit system, glove-friendly Fidlock magnetic buckle, adjustable ventilation and high style courtesy of seven two-tone colorways. The helmet also pairs perfectly with Revi’s inaugural goggle, The Catalyst ($160+). Both products are available for pre-order now, with shipping beginning in October.
White Porsche sports car with red, yellow, and black racing stripes and the number 3 on the hood and door, parked on a checkered black and white mat outdoors with trees in the background.Porsche

Porsche ANDIAL 50th Anniversary Wrap

The ANDIAL 911 Design Wrap celebrates the racing outfit’s 50th anniversary. Founded by Arnold Wagner (“AN”), Dieter Inzenhofer (“DI”), and Alwin Springer (“AL” in ANDIAL), the firm helped establish Porsche’s racing and road-going performance presence in the 1970s and 1980s. Available on the 992.2 GT3, it pays tribute to the livery found on the ANDIAL 935-L.
White dual-lens security camera mounted on a wooden exterior wall, with one camera facing forward and the other angled downward. The camera is plugged into a white electrical outlet attached to the wall. The background shows an out-of-focus outdoor scene with warm, natural lighting.Wyze

Wyze Duo Cam Pan

Wyze’s Duo Cam Pan is a smart home security camera that combines two 2K cameras into a single unit. The bottom one is a fixed camera with a wide field of view, while the top one is a pan-and-tilt camera that spins 360 degrees, and you can control it from your smartphone. The idea is that between the two cameras, you effectively have no blind spots, and you can see everything in the area. The Duo Cam Pan is suitable for indoor or outdoor use.