By stripping an 8-year-old Xiaomi Mi 8 down to its motherboard and integrating it with a custom USB-to-UART PCB and flight controller, he develops a UAV capable of transmitting live FPV video and receiving flight commands over LTE.
As hackers target supermarket cooling systems across Europe, new research finds nearly 13,000 refrigeration controls openly reachable online in 99 countries, from supermarkets to hospitals and farms, many running outdated software.
Raven Resonance says it's managed to squeeze a standalone computer into a pair of smart glasses. Dubbed an "Ambient Computer," the Prism 1 runs Raven OS: a custom Linux platform designed to operate independently without tethering to a smartphone.
Ever bought a perfume online with rave reviews and awesome packaging, only for it to arrive and the first whiff brings tears to your eyes ... tears of sorrow?
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A Chinese startup claims it has developed a $1,000 machine capable of hunting mosquitoes with artificial intelligence and shooting them down with a laser, bringing a futuristic approach to an age-old household nuisance, according to the NY Times.
The messenger runs over a Bluetooth mesh, so it works with no internet, no account and no server. Downloads surged after protests swept the country and an Orange network outage on October 21 cut off calls and data for hours.
Most modular phones are all about the swappable hardware or their repairability. But Brax's upcoming model takes a slightly different approach: it's going for maximum privacy.
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What do data centers and the erosion of our mental health have in common? Jefferey Jaxen follows the rapid AI buildout and its impact on human connection, attention, and the next generation.
Atari's 1983 home computer is coming back with modern connections, 25 classic games and a working cartridge slot. But the most interesting feature might be the opportunity to write your own software again.
Exploring the night sky usually means learning how to use a telescope first. French company Vaonis builds smart telescopes that skip the learning curve.
Are you trapped in a cycle of digital distraction, and brain fog despite working harder than ever? Dr. Sahar Yousef reveals how to take back control of your attention, stop digital addiction, and unlock your true cognitive potential.