You’ve never seen a camera that looks like this. Its flat black visage is like the face of some terrible spider. It’s called the Light L16, and it may not look the part of photographic tool, but it hopes to accomplish the impossible: professional quality in an (almost) pocket-sized device.
Continue reading This Bug-Eyed Camera Is a Whole New Take On Capturing Pro Quality Pics
Many people living in Africa need electricity, but don’t have it. Luckily, something of a solar power revolution is afoot in Africa, triggering a wave of innovation from solar energy entrepreneurs. One of them is a princess descended from an ancient Mossi warrior, who stresses that the best way to combat this problem is by empowering the people to educate and help themselves.
Continue reading A Princess’s Plan to Bring Light to the 620 Million Africans Without Power
Nike’s time-tested Huarache tech has recently been the base for a number ofnew models, but now the brand is taking us back to where it all started with an updated version of the original Huarache basketball sneaker.
Continue reading One of Nike’s Best Retro Basketball Sneakers Gets a Clean Low Top Makeover
The Affordable Care Act may be in its second year for consumers, but for most small business owners, the law is just about to kick in.
Continue reading How to Prep for the Newest Health Care Law Changes
Hell. Pain. Agony. Anger. Madness. To the point where you just start punching your steering wheel and try to rip off your car’s roof and scream until your forehead and neck veins burst and then cry like a crazy person. That’s what it must feel like going through this insane traffic jam just outside of Beijing, China. A checkpoint on the other side of the toll booth caused this ridiculousness to happen.
Continue reading China has some of the most insane traffic jams on this planet
Norwegian Air hopes to sell one-way tickets to Europe for $69 as early as 2017 by flying from U.S. airports that have low fees, Chief Executive Officer Bjørn Kjos said in an interview Tuesday.
Continue reading This Airline Could Sell $69 Flights To Europe By 2017
Socks are the hardest. For an future washing machine that washes, dries and then folds the results, it’s one of the small barriers that remains in that latter stage. But as a research project that started back in 2008, Laundroid is finally getting there.
Continue reading Meet the laundry-folding washing machine of our lazy-ass future
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