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New OLED screen with a speaker in every pixel promises sound as precise as OLED’s contrast
Each OLED pixel can be a sound source too No need for conventional speakers and no →
Sam Altman’s newest venture has built a robot to decide if you’re human
Tools for Humanity, co-founded by Sam Altman, has launched a robotic human verification device The Orb →
Sitting vs. standing for work: we take a comprehensive look at what the science says
The traditional office setup faces increasing scrutiny in today’s health-conscious and productivity-driven world. The once-unquestioned image →
Why Do CDs Reflect Light In Rainbow Colors?
Even though the compact disc may not have experienced the resurgence that vinyl records have seen →
Here’s how Hisense is redefining the big screen: mini-LED, AI and 100 inches of home entertainment heaven
When it comes to the ultimate in home entertainment, bigger really is better – and there’s →
Scientists want to power future electronics with edible mushrooms and fungal paper batteries that dissolve after use
Mycelium might power electronics someday, if it stops biodegrading before the job is done The split-gill →
‘I’m such a huge sci-fi nerd’: Murderbot stars reveal what attracted them to the unusual Apple TV+ show
The upcoming Apple TV+ sci-fi comedy series Murderbot is powering up on May 16, 2025 and →
Samsung says a ‘dimmer’ OLED TV appears just as bright as a ‘brighter’ LED model, but that misses the point of why I’ve been calling for brighter OLEDs
The human eye perceives a 300-nit OLED the same as a brighter, 500-nit LED screen, Samsung →
AI is better at picking which puppy will make a good guide dog than humans are
New research shows AI can help identify which dogs are most likely to be candidates It →
Are Flying Cars For Sale To The Public? Kind Of (It’s Complicated)
One of the most common tropes of science fiction is the flying car, and yet so →
What Are The US Government’s Ghost Trucks And What Do They Look Like?
Transporting sensitive material such as weapons or classified science gear is no easy task, and when →
Oneplus 13T mobile phone running point exposure: Snapdragon 8 supreme version chip, 16GB memory
Igeekphone April 15 news, science and technology media xpertpick published a blog post yesterday (April 14), →
Capture One Pro Review (16.3): Enough to Leave Adobe for Good?
I guess Capture One Pro is feeling the heat from all of the many Adobe AI →
6 Best Apps for Test Prep for Students
Summer is just around the corner, and so are endless tests, assignments, and finals. This is →
How Will AI Change Our Future and Internet?
AI or Artificial Intelligence is the ability of digital computers to perform tasks that are associated →
Amazon’s The Expanse hit sci-fi show is getting its own Telltale game
Telltale Games plans to turn Amazon’s hit science fiction series The Expanse into a video game. →
Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 is Equipped With a 120° Free-Form Surface Ultra-Wide-Angle Lens
How can ultra-wide-angle photos be almost distortion-free? Xiaomi Mi MIX 4 uses a 120° free-form surface →
Tested: 2021 Chevrolet Suburban Diesel Should Be the Default Choice
GM’s 3.0-liter Duramax diesel is a natural fit for the easygoing Suburban. We like to think →
A Complete Guide To Mechanical Watch Maintenance
Your mechanical timepiece could very well outlive you. Congratulations, you bought your first mechanical watch. That →
Pragmata: Release date, story, gameplay and more
Here’s everything we know about Pragmata Pragmata is a bizarre new IP from Capcom, the developers →
Weird West (for PC) Review
The Wild West isn’t the first setting that comes to mind for a role-playing game, but →
2021 Toyota Corolla Ascent Sport Hybrid sedan long-term review: Farewell
After a couple of months behind the wheel we have to ask, would it be easier →
How to benchmark your graphics card
Even if you aren’t into overclocking, benchmarking your graphics card can help ensure your GPU is →
Polestar 2 Experimental First Drive: Mad Science
“Push it, push, push, you don’t need to brake, trust the car,” says Joakim Rydholm, Polestar’s →
Returnal PS5 release date, trailers, gameplay, news and rumors
Returnal is a third-person science-fiction shooter, with a mix of psychological horror and roguelike elements, from →
Dell XPS 13 (Model 9310, 4K) review
The intersection of beauty and performance At this point in the game, Dell has the premium →
Facebook AR glasses could replace your laptop — here’s what it can (possibly) do
Science fiction is about to become a reality Facebook is working on a pair of smart →
Battlefield 6: Release date and everything you need to know about BF6
Battlefield is one of the grand old dames of the online shooter scene – it’s been →
5 Ways the Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring Black Label Is Better Than Air Travel
In fanciest form, Lincoln’s plug-in hybrid SUV is a fine substitute for cashing in those frequent →
Battlefield 6: Release date and everything you need to know
Battlefield is one of the grand old dames of the online shooter scene – it’s been →