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Google has finally presented its new Pixel 6 and 6 Pro smartphones, powered for the first time by the company’s own Tensor chips. And while they’re certainly feature-heavy premium-tier flagships, perhaps the most impressive thing is the price.Continue … Continue reading Google’s back in the mix with high-end yet affordable Pixel 6 phones
Over the past few years we have seen a string a studies shed light on the way we can continue to learn and form memories while we sleep. A new paper deepens our understanding of the relationship between slumber and brain function by demonstrating how s… Continue reading Sound cues during sleep found to drive development of new motor skills
Shenzhen isn’t exactly lacking in eye-catching buildings, but an extraordinary new performance center is sure to make an impression even in this bustling Chinese megacity thanks to its two performance spaces that look like a giant goose has laid golden… Continue reading Shenzhen center will host performances in large golden eggs
“Fun” and “playful” are just about the last things most eVTOL companies want to be seen as; air taxis will need to be exceptionally boring in order to inspire public confidence and quick uptake. But there’s another class of eVTOL starting to pop up her… Continue reading Air targets mass production and fun with its One personal eVTOL
Recreating the process of photosynthesis, whereby plants naturally convert sunlight, water and carbon dioxide into chemical energy to power their existence, is a key objective in renewable energy research, and a new study out of the Singapore’s Nanyang… Continue reading Encasing algae triples the efficiency of artificial photosynthesis
Apple has unveiled its new 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros, taking some huge steps forward as well as some very welcome steps back. It seems this US$2 trillion behemoth has done the last thing anyone expected – and actually listened to its customers.Conti… Continue reading Apple does the unthinkable with new MacBook Pro 14 and 16
Better batteries are the key to more practical, universally embraced electric vehicles, and better cathode chemistry is a one of the key elements in creating better batteries. The race for a better cathode has everyone from national laboratories to Nob… Continue reading Next-gen range-boosting EV battery cathodes test mettle in race car
Lithium metal batteries are one of the more promising alternatives to the lithium-ion architecture commonly used today, with the potential to hold many times the energy. Material scientists have taken a step toward this future, demonstrating how applyi… Continue reading Perfect pressure boosts high-density lithium metal battery performance
New research has discovered a distinct circadian mechanism within heart cells that influences how cardiac activity shifts across 24-hour periods. The findings offer clues to why shift workers are at higher risk of heart problems.Continue ReadingCategor… Continue reading Heart cells’ 24-hour clock may explain prevalence of morning heart attacks
Diving deep underwater while holding your breath can be risky, which is why many freedivers wear a dive computer on their wrist. The face-worn Oxama device is claimed to offer several advantages, including the fact that it speaks to its wearer.Continue… Continue reading Oxama freediving computer speaks to its wearer through their face