[ad_1] Welcome to the future, where clean air is a luxury. From pandemics to wildfires, air purifiers have become the gotta-have-it home appliance. Buildings let in a lot of particulate
[ad_1] Most of us have hundreds, if not thousands, of photos just sitting on our phones and computers that we rarely get to revisit in a polished way. There are
[ad_1] There will never be the perfect drone for everyone. There are too many different reasons for owning a drone. Some like to race. Some like to shoot sweeping cinematic
[ad_1] The project was designed to see if spectroscopy in a helium bath was possible at all — a proof of concept for future experiments that would use even more
[ad_1] I try not to be a total sucker for aesthetics, but on an early March trip to Chicago for my favorite kitchenware convention, I wasn’t the only one ogling
[ad_1] The number of American workers who quit their jobs during the pandemic — over a fifth of the workforce — may constitute one of the largest American labor movements
[ad_1] For many years, Windows users had to rely on a third-party security tool to keep viruses and malware at bay, but now Microsoft’s operating system comes with its own
[ad_1] Google announced on April 27 that the public can now submit removal requests for additional Google Search results containing personal information. The company previously had a very high bar
[ad_1] After a month of intense civilian-led protests over Sri Lanka’s deteriorating economy, President Gotabaya Rajapaksa agreed to appoint a new council on Friday to lead the formation of an
[ad_1] For a very long time, Apple pooh-poohed the idea of letting you repair your own stuff. The company has even gone toe-to-toe with the US Congress to keep its