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TechRadar reports that researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have set a new atomic-clock accuracy record with two clocks based on a single lutetium ion. A paper in Nature reports evaluated fractional
Teenage Engineering founder and CEO Jesper Kouthoofd told Highsnobiety that the company plans to stop making synthesizers, including its OP-1. The reported plan would mark a shift for a company best known for its…
Startup Greenairy is developing plant towers designed to draw in air, break down toxic gases and release purified air. Founders Tanvi Thombre and Lakshya Saraf began investigating indoor air pollution after working in a
Parallel Systems has raised $100 million in a Series C funding round to scale production of its third-generation autonomous electric rail vehicle, the Panther, and speed its commercial rollout. AVP led the round. Hillspi
A Kindle owner has repurposed a 2013, 6th-generation Kindle Paperwhite as a desk assistant by jailbreaking the device and adding custom software. TechRadar reports that the project was shown in a Reddit demo video…
Alexa voice commands may no longer control audio playing through the 3.5mm aux input on older Amazon Echo speakers. Commands to play or pause audio from line in may stop working. Ars Technica reported…
The United States added 127 data centers since 2023, more than any other country, as concerns about water use spread to smaller nations, according to a TechRadar report citing a Comparitech study. Russia added…
OM System has revived the Olympus PEN series with the OM System PEN, a compact Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera with a retro design and an electronic viewfinder. TechRadar reviewer Timothy Coleman describes it…
Glimpse has launched Explore, image processing software designed to help companies inspect parts with CT scanners in their labs and development environments. The company told TechCrunch that the product is aimed at indus
Norway has proposed a temporary ban on camera-enabled and AI-powered smart glasses in selected public spaces, citing concerns that people could be recorded without their consent. Ars Technica reported the proposal, which
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