Technology Contents Archive

Lego’s new $400 Lion Knights’ Castle is a love letter to my childhood https://t.co/a8tVST6u23 https://t.co/deCBpkSxCt

Wikipedia is built on the personal interests and idiosyncrasies of its contributors. You could even say it is built on love. (From 2020) https://t.co/PSPYvEdwv3

This artificial human cornea only takes 10 minutes to 3D print https://t.co/DwSu2dCx2Q

Humanoid robots can encourage human tendon cells to grow by stretching them in the same way people do when moving. https://t.co/Hur0U49mkW

Lego’s original spaceship, the Galaxy Explorer, is back and better than ever https://t.co/Kb3lsaBG8j https://t.co/roHK21WSyE

Hundreds have been arrested in connection with the Capitol breach. Google's geolocation data helped build cases against dozens of them. (From 2021) https://t.co/a8bRnNEz0h

This artificial wave pool could change surfing forever https://t.co/H4qP61xlMI

Solid Power is scaling its solid-state batteries—a technology it says could eventually beat lithium ion on price, safety, and range. https://t.co/H6V49rZO2G

Apple will stream every Major League Soccer match for 10 years starting in 2023 https://t.co/71cdUjYkJY https://t.co/ukgOE3Y1pT

These drones can open doors and let the rest of the swarm in https://t.co/T7Bc2k7VPD

Many suspect the Chinese state has forced Gitee, the Chinese competitor to GitHub, to censor open-source code in a move developers worry could obstruct innovation. https://t.co/QxuzCNSZu2

Advocacy group asks Meta to add Facebook relationship options for non-monogamists https://t.co/WRDQMdmR82 https://t.co/7Z4r8YEv4o

Instagram will start nudging teens away from content they continuously browse through https://t.co/CH6qz7Vlo4 https://t.co/vkjzP5nCin

Wheels may be better than feet for robots with legs https://t.co/Ss3aLoAjv8

A network of 1,600 video cameras surveils Marseille residents in the name of public safety. Digital rights activists are fighting back. https://t.co/Ehk6Jx8uGb