Hope is something you give yourself.
We never publish anything provided by a brand as-is, we comment on it, try and provide information. Today is a little different. O&W, a watch brand acted quickly and has set to making masks. Here’s the info and ways you can help.
(more…)Suppose that you think phone design peaked with Motorolas that had slide out landscape keyboards. Or maybe you were a Psion devotee. Whatever it is, the phone should be a laptop replacement. If you agree, what about adding… 5G?
(more…)The whole idea of charging wirelessly is one of these science fiction dreams. It turns out, there’s a way it may be possible, by using the Wi-Fi you already have all around you.
(more…)Perhaps this is just a matter of my own childhood, but I remember being fascinated by those calculators that had the light-up red numerals on their displays. When I found that those also showed up in watches, well, it was just a matter of time till I had one (and I did in the late 90s, a second-hand Fossil one that I found). They were cool, but viewing it in daylight was a disaster. There’s a newly reimagined version – the Hamilton PSR – that has a slight twist on that display technology, so here’s to hoping daylight visibility is better.
(more…)The new early 2020 iPad Pro was just announced. The biggest difference you’ll notice is that it has trackpad support. What else does it have, and should you buy one?
(more…)A few days ago we wrote about the 3D printed ventilator parts that were made and saving lives in Italy. Everyone should love this, right? The company that made the originals was not a fan, and threatened the 3D printer folks for infringing on the company’s intellectual property.
(more…)Details about the new XBox are coming out, and it’s a lot to take in. Here’s the basics about Microsoft’s new, high performance games machine.
(more…)A hospital in Italy was having difficulty sourcing parts for their proprietary ventilators. Ventilators are especially important when treating the respiratory effects of COVID-19. The valves on the respirators were breaking, with no replacements available. It’d be a hell of a situation for people to die because some valves broke.
(more…)You are probably experiencing a school closure. Right now, your teachers are scrambling to figure out how to teach you online.
(more…)Researchers at Northwestern University have been working on making self-organizing robots that figure out how to efficiently arrange themselves into patterns. The problems are what you’d imagine – you tell 100 kids to form a shape like a marching band on a field, and they’re going to bump into each other, and some number of kids are gonna run across the field from one end to the other, right?
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