Fitbit Versa vs. Apple Watch Series 3: Which should you wear?
In a battle of smartwatch flagships, we pit Fitbit's newest product, the Versa, against Apple's latest in smartwatch technology -- the Apple Watch Series 3. How well does the fitness-tracking giant's second attempt at a full-featured smartwatch fare against Apple's tried and true wearable?
Fitbit Versa vs. Fitbit Blaze: Is the new watch worth the upgrade?
With the Fitbit Versa hitting shelves in April of 2018, the buzz around the brand's latest smartwatch hit a fever pitch. But, how does it compare to the Fitbit Blaze that came before it? We stack the two side-by-side to see which Fitbit wearable reigns supreme in this spec showdown.
Forget plastic — Glowforge 3D laser printer builds with wood, fabric, leather
Seattle-based Glowforge unveiled its innovative 3D laser printer which utilizes subtractive manufacturing instead of using additives, meaning it has the ability to carve and etch almost any material. Instead of printing with additives, it cuts away at supplied materials to produce almost anything you want.
This expanding tiny home gets less tiny at the press of a button
With just the push of a button, the tiny home on wheels designed by Tiny Idahomes expands and shrinks its compartments similar in style to an RV.
This drone can automatically follow forest trails to track down lost hikers
A team of researchers at the University of Zurich just announced that they've developed a drone software that's capable of identifying and following trails.
North Korea has (allegedly) engineered the world’s first hangover-free alcohol
From discovering a unicorn lair to developing the cure for AIDS, North Korea adds to its list of successes by announcing it's created hangover-free alcohol.
Video game pioneer Atari to begin developing smart home products this year
Four decades after the release of Pong, video game aficionado Atari has announced a partnership with the France-based SigFox to develop smart home products.
Tour Seattle’s insane subterranean highway by drone, as it’s being built
The Washington State Department of Transportation published incredible drone footage of the ongoing construction of Seattle's new underground tunnel.
Zen and tranquility ripple through this artistic installation of wood pallets
Designed and constructed by the New Delhi-based design firm Mofa Studios, more than 1,000 wooden pallets went into building the Pensieve.
Scientists unveil new ‘4D-printing’ technique that produces shape-shifting objects
This week, scientists from Harvard University unveiled a new 4D printing process that creates objects capable of changing shape when submerged in water.
IBM’s AI system Watson just edited an entire magazine all on its own
In collaboration with marketing company The Drum, IBM's artificial intelligence system Watson just successfully edited an entire magazine all on its own.
Man caves don’t get more extravagant than this $950K floating home in Seattle
Located north of downtown Seattle near Portage Bay, this self-described man cave is the definition of living in style and boasts a $950,000 price tag.
Elon Musk joins the Hyperloop frenzy as SpaceX moves forward with its own test track
Elon Musk's aerospace manufacturer SpaceX has officially named Aecom as its partner to build a Hyperloop test track near its headquarters in California.
The U.S. Army looks to anti-missile technology to help protect its fleet of tanks
To help protect its tanks without adding more cumbersome armor, the U.S. Army and Marine Corps plan to test an anti-missile technology system called Trophy.
A rising tide lifts all … houses? Movable stilt homes keep you high and dry
Designed to withstand rising sea levels and the impact of climate change, the Tidal House aims to ebb and flow with the changing environment itself.
The award-winning rEvolve tiny home has a roof deck, solar, room for your dog
At the first Tiny House Competition, an entry from Santa Clara University called the rEvolve House won the honor of being the best overall design.
Archaeologists are going to map the interior of Egypt’s pyramids with cosmic ray muons
A group of scientists from Egypt, Japan, Canada, and France just teamed up to scan Egypt's pyramids in an effort to reveal one of Earth's longest secrets.
