AI , Technology
AI Music You Can Control: Practical Workflows From Idea to Master
AI in music is no longer a lab demo. It is a growing set of
Science , Technology
DNA as a Data Warehouse: How Molecular Storage Could Shrink Archives to a Test Tube
We make more data than our storage hardware can comfortably hold. Photos, sensor
Globalization , Lifestyle
The Borderless Closet and Tool Shed: Recommerce Becomes a Daily Habit
For years, “buy once, use once” defined modern consumer life. Today, a different
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AI Cost Engineering You Can Use: Practical Tactics to Cut Model Bills Without Cutting Quality
AI features ship fast, but the bills catch up even faster. You see it in
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AI Cost Engineering You Can Use: Practical Tactics to Cut Model Bills Without Cutting Quality
AI features ship fast, but the bills catch up even faster. You see it in tokens, context windows, GPU hours, and “just one
It's happening , Technology
Green Software That Measures Up: A Practical Guide to Tracking and Cutting App Energy Use
Software does not run in the air. It lives on chips, moves across networks, and wakes data centers that sip or gulp electricity
It's happening , Technology
Digital Twins for Real Work: Building, Syncing, and Using Live Models That Matter
Digital twins are no longer just glossy demos. They are becoming a practical way to monitor, troubleshoot, and improve the physical world with
Lifestyle
Lifestyle , Technology
Smart Rings, Explained: Sensors, Accuracy, Battery Life, and How to Pick the Right One
Smart rings have moved from novelty to everyday tool. They promise sleep insights, quiet health tracking, and all-day comfort without
Lifestyle , Science , Technology
Neighborhood Air You Can Trust: How to Build a Reliable Community Sensor Network
Everyone can see smoke. Fewer people can see how it moves through a neighborhood, down a schoolyard, or along a
AI , Lifestyle , Technology
Home Video Studios, Upgraded: Practical AI Tools for Capture, Editing, and Publishing
Making video is no longer a once-a-year project. It is weekly, sometimes daily. Tutorials, product demos, explainers, updates, courses, pitches,
It's happening , Lifestyle , Technology
Multilingual Ears: How Live Translation Earbuds and Apps Make Meetings and Travel Easier
Why Live Translation Is Having a Moment We speak to be understood. Yet global life—work calls with overseas teams, a
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Neighborhood Air You Can Trust: How to Build a Reliable Community Sensor Network
Everyone can see smoke. Fewer people can see how it moves through a neighborhood, down a schoolyard, or along a busy delivery route. Low‑cost sensors have
Science , Technology
Storm‑Smart Tech: Practical Ways to Keep GPS, Power, and Networks Working During Solar Flares
When the Sun gets noisy, Earth’s technology feels it. Solar flares and coronal mass ejections can bend radio paths, rattle satellites, and drive currents through long
Science , Technology
Designing Proteins on a Laptop: Practical Generative Biology for the Real World
Why Protein Design Is Suddenly Everywhere Proteins are the workhorses of life. They fold into shapes that cut plastic, sense toxins, build scaffolds for vaccines, and
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Future , Technology
Next‑Gen Batteries You’ll Actually Encounter: Sodium‑Ion, Solid‑State, Safer Packs, Smarter Charging
Battery technology is moving fast, but it rarely moves in a straight line. Headlines swing from miracle breakthroughs to scary recalls. In the middle of that
Future , Technology
RISC‑V in Plain Language: What Open Chips Mean for Gadgets, Servers, and Developers
Chips are everywhere: in your phone, thermostat, car key, and even your toothbrush. Most of them share one thing in common—they follow a set of rules