歡迎來到邊緣：週末版。每週六，我們都會為您帶來過去七天中最精彩、最重要的讀物，從原創報道，到深度特寫，再到評論和訪談。把它看作是我們最喜歡的一些你可能錯過的作品的集合，或者你可能只是想再讀一遍。

• The new Moto X could be the best Android phone ever made

  

  The original Moto X was a huge critical success, and its successor may fare even better. We headed out to Motorola's Chicago headquarters to see how it built its latest **artphone — and then try it out ourselves.

• Doctor turns to 3D printers in a race to save a toddler's mind

  

  Doctors at Boston Children’s Hospital had to operate on an infant's brain after he began having potentially catastrophic seizures. But rather than going right in, the hospital's surgeon scanned and 3D printed the brain to get some practice first. We spoke with him and the hospital about how 3D printing could change the face of complicated surgeries.

• Moto 360 review

  

  It's finally here. We've known all along the Motorola's Moto 360 **artwatch was going to be the most stylish Android Wear watch out there around launch, and it doesn't disappoint. But can the rest of it hold up just as well?

• The best note-taking app for iPhone and Android

  

  Everyone needs to write something or other down on their phone eventually, but some apps are a lot better for writing than others. We tried them all, and we figured out which you should use. Find the best note-taking app for the iPhone here and for Android here.

• Inside the strange and seedy world where hackers trade celebrity nudes

  

  How on earth did a hacker steal nude photos from dozens of huge celebrities? It turns out, it may not be one hacker, but a ring of thieves who steal passwords and trade photos — a ring that remained secret until someone slipped up.

• How damaging is it, in 2014, to have nude photos leak online?

  

  Nude photo leaks hurt in all kinds of ways. Or at least they're supposed to. There's no denying that having your photos stolen is deeply violating and traumatic, but the world's impression of people whose photos have been taken is starting to change for the better.

• James Dyson puts his futuristic robot to the test in Tokyo

  

  After a decade and a half of research, Dyson has unveiled its first robotic vacuum cleaner. It's an impressive-looking creation that, at least based on Dyson's demoes, appears to work pretty well. We attended its unveiling and took photos of James Dyson himself and the new robot in action.

• How to make a ‘Lord of the Rings’ game that doesn’t suck

  

  Just as movies based on video games never turn out well, video games based on movies usually aren't that good either. But Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor might be different. We got a chance to preview the game, and we've put together five reas*** why it could turn out to be pretty great.

• Acer Chromebook 13 review

  

  The Chromebook 13 is Acer's best-looking Chromebook to date, but its looks don't quite extend across the entire package. Here's what we liked — and what we didn't — about its new $299 laptop.

• Unfiltered America: one Instagram account is documenting the Everyday USA

  

  You usually think of photojournalists telling stories about social conflicts and life abroad in areas that you'll never visit. But a group of photographers are now turning their gaze back home. We caught up with the photographer behind Instagram's @everydayusa group to find out how they're documenting a more familiar world.