Headliner
Tiny clamshell camper cranks into madly efficient micro habitat
by C.C. Weiss
Originally envisioned as a Tesla Model 3 hatch camper, the Wheelhome Dashaway ECT micro-camping trailer eventually got its own wheels. It's still ready for efficient e-camping and furnishes travelers with everything they need to live in comfort.
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MotorcyclesTransport
Guerrilla 450 Apex takes Royal Enfield's entry-level roadster a step further
by Utkarsh Sood
Barely a couple of years after the Guerrilla was introduced, Enfield has quickly launched a souped-up spinoff, called the Guerrilla 450 Apex, which boasts more than just visual changes for the sake of it.
MilitaryEngineering
New anti-tank round punches through high-tech explosive armor
by David Szondy
Saab has developed a new anti-tank round that's designed to take on the modern high-tech armor of the 21st century. Built for Saab's Carl-Gustaf 84-mm (3.31-in) recoilless rifle system, the HEAT 758 munition can even defeat modern reactive armor.
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Tiny HousesOutdoors
XL tiny house loses the wheels, gains an extra-spacious interior
by Adam Williams
What do you look for in a tiny house? If it's the ability to hit the road, then the Samuel probably isn't for you. However, if you'd prefer a stationary but practical home suitable for long-term living, then it might be a good fit.
GearOutdoors
3-way modular filter system makes for drinkable water wherever you are
by Simon Heptinstall
Katadyn has launched a state-of-the-art modular outdoor water filter system that uses a combination of three sophisticated filtration processes. The Explorer Water Filter and Purifier Series is serious professional expedition-quality gear.
Consumer TechTechnology
5K UltraGear monitor pushes Mini LED gaming to the next level
by Monica J. White
LG’s UltraGear evo GM9 monitor combines a 5K panel, Hyper Mini LED backlighting, and refresh rates up to 330 Hz, and is designed to blend cinematic visuals with e-sports-level gaming performance.
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ComputingConsumer TechTechnology
This egg-shaped mouse is the latest to offer less wrist strain
by Maryna Holovnova
A new device from UK-based NextAxis Design might leave you guessing at first glance. It looks like a small, shiny egg, but it’s actually a wireless mouse. It’s called Ovo, and is currently seeking backing on Kickstarter.
AutomotiveTransport
Review: 2026 Mazda CX-70 is the CX-90 without a third row. And that’s fine
by Aaron Turpen
The 2026 CX-70 exists because not everyone wants to haul around extra seats they’ll never use. It’s a two-row midsize SUV built on the same bones as its bigger sibling, sharing a platform and powertrains nearly wholesale.
Refractor: Science & Health
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DiabetesIllnesses and conditionsBody and Mind
Diabetes 'wonder drug' doesn't work like expected – but it's good news
by Bronwyn Thompson
The type 2 diabetes drug taken by an estimated 20 million Americans has long been thought of doing its heavy lifting in the liver, suppressing glucose production. But research has found it's actually unleashing its power in another part of the body.
Mental HealthBrain HealthBody and Mind
Starting hard tasks isn't laziness – it's your brain pumping the brakes
by Bronwyn Thompson
If you've wondered why you procrastinate with doing your taxes early or starting mundane jobs, it's not because you dislike them. New research has uncovered a specific pathway in the brain that slams the brakes on investing energy in these tasks.
Elsewhere
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