Popular ’80s horror movie Child’s Play is being rebooted for modern audiences with a possibly robotic version of the demented Chucky doll.
Read More »Nikola will unveil electric versions of two semi-trucks in April
Nikola seems to have cracked the nut on how to build fully electric semi-trucks.
Read More »Raspberry Pi Foundation starts selling products in its first physical store
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has started selling products in its first physical store, making it possible for customers to pop in and grab whatever they need without waiting for shipment…assuming they’re in England, that is. The destination is located in Cambridge, UK, at the Grand Arcade shopping center, where it is open every day of the week. The Raspberry Pi … Continue reading
Read More »Uber’s bike service is cutting into car rides
If you suspected that Uber's Jump bike sharing would be popular enough to cut into its mainstream car service, you suspected correctly. Jump has revealed that more than 63,000 customers in San Francisco have taken over 625,000 trips since a launch i...
Read More »Incoming Nintendo Switch bundle includes bonus eShop credit
Nintendo fans know that the company doesn’t often like to discount consoles and games.
Read More »Amazon revives its live shopping stream with a larger scope
Amazon isn't giving up on live shopping streams just because its first attempt fell flat. The internet giant recently launched Amazon Live, a streaming channel with a much larger scope. Where the old Style Code Live was a single show devoted to bea...
Read More »FaceTime bug-finding teen gets bounty cash from Apple
Yesterday, Apple delivered an iOS update that fixed an alarming Group FaceTime bug. The issue potentially allowed callers to hear audio and see video from the recipient even before they answer the call, which is of course a major security concern. Though Apple currently finds itself at the center of controversy, it seems the story has a happy ending for … Continue reading
Read More »Microsoft begs you to stop using Internet Explorer
Old habits die hard, but they do eventually have to die.
Read More »MIT scientists develop a drug capsule that can deliver oral insulin
One of the most common diseases in the world is diabetes and some people suffering from the condition are insulin dependent. The biggest problem that insulin-dependent diabetics have with treating their condition is the number of needle sticks they have to do each day. These people have to check blood sugar levels, which requires a finger prick, and then have … Continue reading
Read More »Electric scooters were to blame for at least 1,500 US injuries last year
Ever wondered how many e-scooter riders have gotten injured after one zooms past you with no helmet on? A new Consumer Reports investigation might give you an idea: the publication has confirmed that at least 1,545 patients were treated for scooter-i...
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