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While you could just lock your ebike to a signpost or rack, wouldn’t it be nice to park it someplace where it got recharged, and you could store your gear? HAVN was designed to serve those purposes.Continue ReadingCategory: Bicycles, TransportTags: Ele… Continue reading HAVN may just be the ultimate ebike parking spot
In the world of fast-paced online gaming, every second of response time counts … in fact, make that every millisecond. The Impulse Neuro-Controller was designed with that in mind, as it detects mouse-clicks before they actually happen.Continue ReadingC… Continue reading Fast-response gaming glove knows when you’re about to click
Canadian tiny house firm Minimaliste recently completed an updated take on its cold weather-ready family model, the Charme. Appropriately named the Charme V2, the tiny house sleeps an impressive eight people, at a pinch.Continue ReadingCategory: Tiny H… Continue reading Second time’s the Charme with hardy eight-person tiny house
Sweden’s Earin were the first to release a pair of true wireless earphones back in 2015, small bullet-shaped buds that stood out from the wireless crowd at the time due to the lack of a cable between the earpieces. Touch control was added in 2017, and … Continue reading True wireless pioneers return with open audio A-3 earphones
Health authorities in the United Kingdom have recommended extending dosing schedules for approved COVID-19 vaccines, suggesting one dose offers enough short-term protection despite clinical trials only testing two-dose regimes. Authorities in the Unite… Continue reading US and UK diverge over critical COVID-19 vaccine dose strategy
Neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s are characterized by clumps of misfolded proteins accumulating and killing brain cells. Now, researchers at Johns Hopkins have developed an artificial enzyme that may stop these clumps from spreading, providing a new potential treatment for Parkinson’s.
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Known for giving classic Porsche cars second lives as modern-day beauties, LA-based Singer Vehicle Design is sharpening its competitive edge. It has teamed up with some of the masterminds behind Porsche’s most successful rally cars in building up a mod… Continue reading Singer beautifies the mud with air-cooled Porsche 911 rally car
A new study led by researchers from University College London suggests that combining traditional chemotherapy with an experimental therapy using magnetic nanoparticles to heat up tumor cells could significantly enhance the efficacy of both treatments…. Continue reading Heating cancer cells with magnetic nanoparticles can enhance chemotherapy
Among other factors, one of the things that makes so-called hoppy beers so popular is their fruity aroma. A new process could allow brewers to better quantify the thiol compounds that produce that aroma, in the development of fruitier-smelling beers.Co… Continue reading New analytical tech could make for better beers
Samsung will be showcasing its new range of televisions at CES 2021 next week, and there’s a lot to take in: new Neo QLED technology, a solar-powered remote control, a health and fitness app you can run on the big screen, and plenty more.Continue Readi… Continue reading Samsung’s 2021 TVs offer new Neo QLED tech and a solar-powered remote