Latest updates from the global technology landscape.
KitchenAid has introduced its first smart thermometer, available in single and dual probe models. The device connects to an app for real-time temperature monitoring.
A solar-powered drone with a wingspan comparable to a Boeing 747 broke an eight-day flight record before crashing into the sea. The aircraft, originally Solar Impulse 2, was serving as an uncrewed test platform for US military missions.
The FCC has approved EchoStar's sale of spectrum licenses to AT&T and SpaceX for a combined $40 billion. The decision follows FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's threat to revoke the licenses last year.
Proteins extracted from Homo erectus teeth suggest the species interbred with Denisovans, passing some DNA to modern humans. This fills a gap in human ancestry previously hinted at by the Denisovan genome.
Olympic weightlifters use a barbell's flex and recoil, known as 'whip,' to boost lifts. Scientists are now quantifying this phenomenon with modal analysis.
Netflix recalled official Devil May Cry merchandise after misspelling a lead character's name. The t-shirt mistakenly referred to Dante and 'Virgil' instead of Vergil.
NASA announced it will fly the Artemis III mission in low-Earth orbit, still targeting 2027. The agency chose a near-Earth orbit to preserve the last ICPS for Artemis IV, using a spacer instead of a functional upper stage.
A visualization shows how massive malware repositories would appear if represented as physical hard drives. The stacked drive imagery puts the scale of cyber threats into perspective.
Sam Altman testified in federal court, stating he is an honest and trustworthy businessperson. The statement comes amid ongoing legal scrutiny.