Month: November 2016

This new game captures the feeling of PC space flight sims from the 1990s—then boils it down to its essence. The post Space Sim House […] Read the original post by Jake Muncy

How BART’s designers create train cars with your needs in mind. The post The Hidden Art of Designing Trains for Anti-Social Commuters appeared first on […] Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

The easiest way to add locational tracking to your wallet, passport, or cat is back. Tile Slim and Tile Mate are smaller and more powerful. […] Read the original post by Christopher Null

The White House Science Fair and Maker Faire celebrate students pushing the limits of science and technology. With photography by Platon. The post The Genius […] Read the original post by Elise Craig

First up, let’s get this out of the way: I haven’t laid a finger on the Touch Bar on Apple’s new MacBook Pros. They’re not […] Read the original post by Dan Moren

Pickering Electronics will demonstrate its two pole reed relays for high density designs at the Electronica exhibition in Munich next week (8 – 11 November). The […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson

Not a fan of using cases but also don’t want to keep your iPhone 7 unprotected in your pocket while on the go? If so, […] Read the original post by iMore.com

We knew it was coming. Ever since the 2015 release of the 12-inch MacBook, with its single USB-C port, it was obvious that this connector […] Read the original post by Kirk McElhearn

The Mate 9 is a massive handset that comes in two different variations with slightly different specs and very different prices. The post Huawei’s Newest […] Read the original post by Maurizio Pesce

Two Italian photographers catalogue the angry election paraphernalia they found while traveling the American southwest. The post The 2016 Presidential Campaign—in Toilet Paper and Hot […] Read the original post by Laura Mallonee

At the Innovation Academy in Arizona, students are making their own schedules and learning at their own pace. The secret is collecting little bits of […] Read the original post by Jamie Martines, The Hechinger Report

Cord cutters can get their fill of big nationally televised games, but local broadcasts are still left on the bench. Read the original post by Michael Ansaldo

Internet Initiative Japan Inc. has revised its first half and full-year financial targets for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2017 from the targets announced […] Read the original post by Freshnews

There's a scientific reason why you can't get that one song out of your head, and a team from the American Psychological Association conducted a […] Read the original post by Engadget

In a 1996 “Simpsons” episode, evil aliens Kodos and Kang secretly replace and impersonate Bill Clinton and Bob Dole during that year's election. When their […] Read the original post by Silicon Alley Insider