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Latticed supertall skyscraper will be one of USA's tallest buildings

Latticed supertall skyscraper will be one of USA's tallest buildings

by Adam Williams

An ambitious new supertall skyscraper is planned for New York City. Designed by SOM, the building will be defined by an eye-catching external steel lattice that forms part of its structural system.

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MotorcyclesTransport

KTM’s flagship electric dual sport is finally street-legal

by Utkarsh Sood

KTM first introduced the Freeride E as a proper off-road electric in 2012. Come to think of it, KTM can actually be considered one of the pioneers in the electric revolution. Now, more than a decade later, it finally becomes fully road-legal.

WearablesConsumer TechTechnology

Camera-equipped AI earbuds tell you what you're looking at

by Malcolm Azania

Despite using low-res, B&W still images, VueBuds use available consumer tech to produce translations that users prefer to Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses. The benefits for visually impaired users, and anyone needing real-time explanations, are endless.

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Pickup CampersAdventure VehiclesOutdoors

Pop-up camping pioneer shifts gears with ultralight pickup camper

by C.C. Weiss

No manufacturer has had as central a role in hard-sided pop-up truck camper history as Alaskan Campers. So it comes as a bit of a surprise that the manufacturer switches gears with a fixed-roof composite camper that kickstarts a new era.

MilitaryEngineering

The silent submarine hunter that could reshape future naval warfare

by David Szondy

For over a decade, Saildrone has been building extreme long-endurance sail/hybrid autonomous sea vessels for ocean data collection and mapping. Now, the company is adapting the tech to create a super-quiet, long-range sub-hunter craft.

AutomotiveTransport

Hyundai’s Ioniq 3 supermini offers head-turning good looks

by Simon Heptinstall

Hyundai has launched the sleek Ioniq 3, a compact EV aimed at Europe’s busy small-car market. With up to 305 miles of range, fast charging and bold styling, the Renault 5, VW ID.3 and MG4 should be worried.

Mobile TechnologyConsumer TechTechnology

HiBreak Dual is an attempt at a more practical E Ink phone

by Monica J. White

Bigme’s HiBreak Dual combines a 6.13-inch E Ink display out front with a smaller LCD panel at the rear, aiming to reduce distractions while keeping core smartphone features like 5G, Android apps, and stylus support.

Around The HomeConsumer TechTechnology

Bolt-action ratcheting screwdriver stores six bits in its revolving magazine

by Ben Coxworth

Let's be honest … tools that are made to be gun-like are generally pretty childish. They can also be practical at the same time, however, which is where the rifle-inspired Dream Knight ratcheting screwdriver comes in.

AutomotiveTransport

Ford Mustang GTD breaks Nürburgring record, and you can even buy one now

by Utkarsh Sood

You don’t just turn up at Nürburgring Nordschleife with an eye on Corvette ZR1X’s record. And who better to do it than the manufacturer who lost that record to Corvette itself? Well, Ford did exactly that with the new Ford Mustang GTD.

MilitaryEngineering

Latest glimpse of F/A-XX 6th-gen fighter reveals tailless design

by David Szondy

Northrop Grumman is teasing us again with another glimpse of its candidate for the US Navy's F/A-XX fighter program. The company posted a brief video on X (formerly Twitter) that gives the most complete look yet of the 6th-Gen aircraft.

Knives and MultitoolsGearOutdoors

Last day to grab $179 smart drill that puts workshop power in your hands

by Bronwyn Thompson

Bridging the gap between portability and precision, the Spesyn Tool 3 is a smart cordless drill that's more like a workshop on-the-go. However, you only have a day left to grab it at US$179, 36% off, before its hugely successful launch campaign ends.

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Pickup CampersAdventure VehiclesOutdoors

Pop-up camping pioneer shifts gears with ultralight pickup camper

by C.C. Weiss

No manufacturer has had as central a role in hard-sided pop-up truck camper history as Alaskan Campers. So it comes as a bit of a surprise that the manufacturer switches gears with a fixed-roof composite camper that kickstarts a new era.

MilitaryEngineering

The silent submarine hunter that could reshape future naval warfare

by David Szondy

For over a decade, Saildrone has been building extreme long-endurance sail/hybrid autonomous sea vessels for ocean data collection and mapping. Now, the company is adapting the tech to create a super-quiet, long-range sub-hunter craft.

AutomotiveTransport

Hyundai’s Ioniq 3 supermini offers head-turning good looks

by Simon Heptinstall

Hyundai has launched the sleek Ioniq 3, a compact EV aimed at Europe’s busy small-car market. With up to 305 miles of range, fast charging and bold styling, the Renault 5, VW ID.3 and MG4 should be worried.

Mobile TechnologyConsumer TechTechnology

HiBreak Dual is an attempt at a more practical E Ink phone

by Monica J. White

Bigme’s HiBreak Dual combines a 6.13-inch E Ink display out front with a smaller LCD panel at the rear, aiming to reduce distractions while keeping core smartphone features like 5G, Android apps, and stylus support.

Around The HomeConsumer TechTechnology

Bolt-action ratcheting screwdriver stores six bits in its revolving magazine

by Ben Coxworth

Let's be honest … tools that are made to be gun-like are generally pretty childish. They can also be practical at the same time, however, which is where the rifle-inspired Dream Knight ratcheting screwdriver comes in.

AutomotiveTransport

Ford Mustang GTD breaks Nürburgring record, and you can even buy one now

by Utkarsh Sood

You don’t just turn up at Nürburgring Nordschleife with an eye on Corvette ZR1X’s record. And who better to do it than the manufacturer who lost that record to Corvette itself? Well, Ford did exactly that with the new Ford Mustang GTD.

MilitaryEngineering

Latest glimpse of F/A-XX 6th-gen fighter reveals tailless design

by David Szondy

Northrop Grumman is teasing us again with another glimpse of its candidate for the US Navy's F/A-XX fighter program. The company posted a brief video on X (formerly Twitter) that gives the most complete look yet of the 6th-Gen aircraft.

Knives and MultitoolsGearOutdoors

Last day to grab $179 smart drill that puts workshop power in your hands

by Bronwyn Thompson

Bridging the gap between portability and precision, the Spesyn Tool 3 is a smart cordless drill that's more like a workshop on-the-go. However, you only have a day left to grab it at US$179, 36% off, before its hugely successful launch campaign ends.

ArchaeologyScience

Tomb feathers from wild parrots reveal extensive ancient trade route

by Jules Roscoe

Parrot feathers found at a thousand-year-old burial tomb in Peru provide new evidence for an expansive live bird trade network across the Andes Mountains that pre-dates the Inca Empire, a new study suggests.

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