Cubestormer 3 is a whole new generation of geekdom and robot, shattered the world record for solving the iconic 3D puzzle that is Rubik's Cube. Legos with robot actuators are connected to a Samsung Galaxy S4 (Exynos octa-core powered) which is tasked with analyzing the cube's starting arrangement. Then, the Samsung directs the Mindstorm actuators to spin the cube in the manner needed to solve the puzzle.

How fast did Cubestormer 3 handle the mission? 3.253-seconds. As you can see in the video below the device is hammering the Rubik's Cube with movements that are basically faster than the human eye can see.

The first press image of Samsung ATIV SE made the rounds on Twitter, courtesy of @evleaks. Previously known as Samsung Huron, the Windows Phone handset is bound for Verizon Wireless in the United States.

Samsung ATIV SE, for Verizon, 2014. pic.twitter.com/xl0jr7Rzr0

— @evleaks (@evleaks) March 16, 2014

As you can see in the image above, the Samsung ATIV SE looks a lot like the Samsung Galaxy S4. There is no word on the specs of the upcoming smartphone just yet, though past rumors suggest that the ATIV SE will pack 1080p display (likely the same 5" unit as the one found in the Samsung Galaxy S4) and 13MP main camera.