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The government made the rare decision to temporarily restrict flights over El Paso, Texas. The bizarre incident ended hours later. Read more ›
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Let’s give it up for companies that are making affordable smart bulbs. Lifx is one, having recently released a two-pack of A19 / E26 LED bulbs at CES 2026 capable of white and color for just $24.99. These dimmable 800-lumen bulbs connect over Wi-Fi, and they’re compatible with Matter, making them work seamlessly with numerous […] Read more ›
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On an earnings call on Tuesday, Japanese company Sharp announced that the planned sale of one of its LCD display factories to its majority owner Foxconn has fell through, according to Nikkei Asia. As a result, the report said Sharp plans to halt production at the facility in August, and this decision may temporarily impact Apple. If production ceases at Sharp's so-called "K2" factory in Kameyama, Japan, Taiwanese research firm... Read more ›
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Riga-based SpaceTech startup Deep Space Energy has raised a total €930k to further develop a radioisotopic generator toward commercialisation, in a bid to strengthen the European sovereign space and defense industry and power Moon surface exploration. The funding was made up of its €350k pre-Seed round led by Outlast Fund and Linas Sargautis, an angel ... Read more ›
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The Federal Aviation Administration has closed the airspace around El Paso International Airport in Texas, grounding all flights in and out of the airport for the next 10 days. No explanation for the closure has been given, beyond a vague reference to "Special Security Reasons." The closure was announced late on February 10th in a […] Read more ›
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Here at The Information, we’re always trying to break through the hype to understand how folks are actually using AI in the real world. And recently, I came across a new application of AI that I can’t say I had ever heard of before: using ChatGPT to catch so-called leakers.When a news story about OpenAI’s internal activities is published, security personnel at the company feed the article into a special... Read more ›
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Sony will ship its last batch of Blu-ray recorders this month, according to Kyodo News, ending the company's decades-long run in a product category it helped create. The recorders targeted exclusively the Japanese domestic market, where households used them to record broadcast television. Sony had already stopped manufacturing the devices and recordable discs about a year ago, and the final shipments are clearing out remaining inventory. Kyodo attributes the segment's... Read more ›
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Toyota has unveiled the 2027 Highlander, the first fully electric version of the vehicle and the automaker’s fourth EV in the US. It’s also the company’s first EV assembled in the country and the first electric model with three rows of seats. The automaker already sells the electric C-HR crossover and the electric bZ SUV in the US. While the 2027 Highlander resembles its predecessors, its lines look sharper and... Read more ›
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T-Mobile is opening registration today for a beta test of Live Translation, an AI-powered feature that will translate live phone calls into more than 50 languages when it launches this spring. The feature operates at the network level, so it doesn't require any specific app or device -- beta participants simply dial 87 to activate it on a call. T-Mobile President of Technology and CTO John Saw told The Verge... Read more ›
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Starting in 2026, diesel owners and repair shops will no longer run the risk of federal criminal chargers for performing two common engine mods. Read more ›
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A child's injury in Santa Monica just became the center of a legal war. Learn why California's biggest union wants to pull the plug on Waymo now. Read more ›
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Let's say you're building a custom car, but you're on a strict budget when it comes to the powertrain. What sort of crate engine can you get for around $5,000? Read more ›
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With lifelike expressions, realistic movement, and even body warmth, this new humanoid robot is turning heads and it may make you feel uneasy. Read more ›
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Pakistan's JF-17 fighter is an increasingly popular purchase for a number of countries around the world, as it doesn't rely on U.S.-based supply chains. Read more ›
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A single 11-second slideshow image could cost Tesla millions. Check out the legal mistake Elon Musk made at the "We, Robot" event that he can't walk away from. Read more ›
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Tackling a project in a lackluster workshop can be frustrating. However, you can easily upgrade your workshop without having to renovate the entire space. Read more ›
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Luxury doesn't always guarantee an easy ride. Owner satisfaction scores collected by Consumer Reports reveal which automaker struggles most with comfort. Read more ›
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