Over the weekend, we reported on the Fitbit Air and Google Health. We now have our first look at the Google Health brand.

Every year, over 5,000 people die in commercial truck crashes across the United States. While many are tragic accidents, a ...

Assos have released their Mille GT range for the 2026 summer and our man in Spain has given the kit a good ride in the sun.

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Last August Hinnerk Schulz-Hildebrandt noticed something strange while he was looking at a flight map on his phone. As his eye traced the plane’s flight path, he noticed that the line looked purple, ...

Minimalism is often mistaken for a lack of effort. In reality, it is the most difficult design discipline to master. This guide audits 25 iconic marks to reveal why they work, how they avoid 'blanding ...

If you own a relatively new iPad model, or you've just bought one, it's very likely your device has three dots on the back or side; the iPad mini is the only exception. Apple placed those dots on the ...

The US Department of Transportation apparently thinks it’s a good idea to use artificial intelligence to draft rules impacting the safety of airplanes, cars, and pipelines, a ProPublica investigation ...

ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. The Trump administration is planning to use artificial ...

A team of materials scientists from the University of Oklahoma has achieved what was widely considered impossible: successfully magnetizing quantum dots by "doping" them with manganese. Study: ...

We may love them now, but polka dots used to have a serious image problem. Before the Industrial Revolution brought about machines that could produce the pattern in a symmetrical and uniform way, any ...

Imagine a domino with 20,000 dots on it. Inconceivable, right? Back in the 1960s, the founders of Domino's pizza envisioned a brand logo that would grow as the company did — but the fast-food pizza ...