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Samsung SmartThings has been the leading product in the smart hub space pretty much since the day it was released, but one small problem has long held it back: It had to be tethered to your router with an ethernet … Continue reading →

Apple’s spending a ton of money to produce its own TV content. Here what you can expect to see, and when.

The ESO has announced the first-ever observation of an exoplanet using optical interferometry, greatly improving our understanding of the world’s atmosphere. The post Exoplanet Observed for First Time With Optical Interferometry appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Leaked information on the Galaxy Fold points to a crease that’s quite visible in some circumstances and work yet to be done to guarantee software compatibility. The post Report: Samsung Galaxy Fold’s Crease Is Visible, User Experience Poor appeared first … Continue reading →

Google AI researchers have built a simple robot arm that understands the physics of tossing objects, which is more impressive than you might assume. The post Google’s New Robot Is Better at Tossing Things Than You Are appeared first on … Continue reading →

Performance driving isn’t just for race cars. If autonomous vehicles are going to be truly safe, they’ll need to be able to perform at the safe maneuvering limits under a variety of conditions. A team of Stanford researchers has just … Continue reading →

Daedalic Entertainment wants to build an entire game around The Lord of the Ring’s Gollum as a main character while remaining true to what Tolkien wrote and the story he told. It may be impossible to do both. The post … Continue reading →

Amazon’s holding a fire sale of sorts on its family-friendly tablets today, selling the Fire HD 10 for $100 and the Fire HD 8 for $50. That’s a $50 discount for the former, and $30 off the latter. It’s not clear … Continue reading →

After seeing several dark vortexes appear in the ice giant’s clouds over the decades, scientists have finally been able to watch one form, and it was a big one. The post Astronomers Catch the Formation of a Dark Vortex on … Continue reading →

Once something only for those obsessed with fitness, health trackers of all types are becoming commonplace and are a key part of the ongoing revolution in digital health technology. We take a look at how they work, and how accurate … Continue reading →