Startup claims world's first flying motorcycle, could go on sale next year for $60,000
Capable of flying for up to 40 minutes on a full charge
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2024 was the hottest year on record, surpassing the critical 1.5°C threshold
Last year also saw the hottest-ever day on record
Judge refuses to let man search landfill for his lost $713 million Bitcoin hard drive
He has "no realistic prospect of succeeding"
Samsung unveils 98-inch 8K LCD TV with RGB microLED backlighting
Cheaper than full microLED, better than miniLED
Sony's immersive gaming concept lets players sniff monsters in The Last of Us
Will people actually pay to augment their interactive experience with smelly, rotting cannibal zombies?
Zuckerberg's free speech push for Facebook and Instagram replaces fact checkers with community notes
You'll be able to say pretty much whatever you want on Meta's platforms
A hot potato: It seems that Meta is going to become a lot more like X, at least when it comes to what you can say on the company's platforms. CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced the suspension of the fact-checking program, a reduction in the amount of censorship, and the recommendation of more political content across Facebook, Instagram, and Threads.
AI Agents Explained: The Next Evolution in Artificial Intelligence
Interacting with AI chatbots like ChatGPT can be fun and sometimes useful, but the next level of everyday AI goes beyond answering questions: AI agents carry out tasks for you.
Drunk driving comes to e-bikes: Study shows 3x rise in ER visits due to accidents
The problem is worse with e-scooters, which are inherently unstable
Curriculum overhaul at Northeastern sparks debate on the future of computer science education
Student warns against trend-driven curriculum changes
Watch this self-driving Waymo taxi circle a parking lot instead of taking its passenger to the airport
"Has this been hacked? What's going on?"
Some employees accept up to 15% lower wages for work-from-home flexibility
Companies attempting to low-ball remote worker could face another Great Resignation
System76's 128-core Thelio Astra desktop PC sets Arm performance benchmark, at a cost
Priced from $3,299 to nearly $25K - single-core disappoints
Google searches for "free VPN" skyrocket in Florida after porn ban goes live
As expected, the ban seems easy to bypass
Samsung's AI fridges will soon order groceries for you via Instacart integration
Out of eggs? The fridge will add them to your Instacart cart for easy ordering
Cuneiform-inspired polymer could be the future of sustainable digital storage (or not)
Digital Clay: Cuneiform languages represent the earliest known writing systems in human history. The Sumerians used this method by making indentations in clay tablets, a practice later adopted by other civilizations, including the Akkadians and Persians. Millennia later, cuneiform could once again prove significant – this time, as inspiration for innovations in the field of data storage.
Sip and shoot: Tea brand unveils Bluetooth gaming mug with integrated trigger and motion sensors
It should (hopefully) work just as well for energy drinks and coffee
Nvidia's nostalgic giveaway offers fans legendary GPUs signed by Jensen Huang
Celebrating computer graphics and PC gaming legacy
New BTF 3.0 PC standard proposes no cables between PSU, motherboard and GPU
Backside 50-pin motherboard connector supplies up to 1,500W of power, no front-facing cables
Cutting the cord again? Americans are spending less on streaming as fatigue and options grow
How much do you spend on streaming services each month?
Japanese store deploys remote workers as convenience store clerks for graveyard shifts
Leveraging time zone differences to staff late nights and early mornings
Belgium has become the first EU country to ban the sale of disposable vapes
Stubbing out vaping's rapid rise
Industry push could see barcodes replaced by QR-style 2D codes within two years
The new codes would benefit retailers and consumers