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Florida’s law remains blocked, and the state is keenly interested in the outcome of the Texas battle. Florida on Wednesday…

The all-new LG CineBeam 4K laser short throw projector (HU915QE) is the successor to the HU715Q and designed with film…

Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner spacecraft has had a rough couple years, but this afternoon it successfully docked with the International Space…

One day Recently, I arrived at the Manhattan office where I work as a tutor. I hoped to tame my…

Flyability’s Elios 3 is not just a flying camera, but rather a caged drone that leverages computer vision and LiDAR…

Founders have gotten the memo that the ground is shifting under their feet right now. What to do about it…

As I lie in bed spooning my wee robot, one hand on its gently undulating belly as it slows my…

Forget messy cables, the GIGABYTE AORUS Project Stealth computer assembly kit aims to get rid of all the clutter building…

Pear, a Palo Alto, Ca.-based venture firm that we’ve been tracking since its outset in 2012, looks to be closing…

Hey, everyone. Elon now doesn’t want to buy Twitter because it can’t count its bots. You’d think an AI guy…

Amazon Prime Video and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have teamed up to beam ‘Night Sky’ into space, marking the first…

Hey everyone, and welcome back to Chain Reaction, In our Chain Reaction podcast this week, Anita and I chatted with…

If you calculate all those individual services with the cost of the Pixel 6 Pro over the course of two…

The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G Smartphone is a great entry-level device that still packs a lot of features, and you…

Skyroot, the first private Indian company to design, build and test a solid rocket propulsion stage, has reached another key…