In a world increasingly shaped by AI and robotics, Lego has the chance not just to entertain children, but to help them ...
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Please stop putting this ancient 30-year-old port on new printers
If the microwave is nearing the end of its typical lifespan of about seven to ten years, has a history of issues, or the ...
One year on Linux, two distros, a few tears, four desktop environments, and zero regrets about leaving Windows.
For brewing professional-level coffee at home, a few essential tools are required. An expert told me about the most important one.
In October last year, US chip giant Qualcomm acquired Italian open source electronics and software pioneer Arduino. Not ...
Overview: Simple IoT projects explain how everyday smart devices collect and use data effectively.Sensors, controllers, and connectivity form the core of most m ...
While physical products made the biggest initial splash at this year’s CES, it’s the news about robotics platforms and tools ...
A YouTube builder has turned platform hopping into a button press. The Ningtendo PXBOX 5 is a 3-in-1 gaming console that ...
Critics worry Lego’s new Smart Bricks will dull children’s imaginations by replacing free play with lights and sounds. That ...
Although Wick is a professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering and director of the School of Engineering’s bachelor ...
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Floppy disk drive converted into smart TV remote for kids — dev’s toddler inserts vividly labeled floppies to watch his favorite shows
The Smart TV meets toddler problem played on Olesen’s mind, until he decided that kids would benefit from the floppy disk ...
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Qualcomm is determined to cut a slice out of Intel's PC pie with latest Snapdragon chips
At Computex in June 2024, Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon claimed that Arm-powered laptops would account for 50 percent of the Windows PC market within five years. (Qualcomm is currently the only ...
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