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Perfect for cold weather and holiday gifting, these InoKraft heated jackets and vests deliver instant warmth — and they’re now available with Black Friday savings from Nov 20 to Dec 1.

This year, Microsoft raised the price for Microsoft 365 and ended support for Windows 10. If you want a way out of your subscription and into a safe operating system, right now, you can get Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro for life for $45.

A new project called TreeSoil is reimagining how architecture can support vulnerable environments. It proposes a small but radical idea: build structures not for people, but to protect saplings struggling to survive in degraded landscapes.

Narwal's flagship self-cleaning wet/dry robot vacuum is on sale for Black Friday. We've spent several months with the Narwal Flow, and while it doesn't offer any spectacular party tricks, it's the smartest, best-performing robovac we've seen.

Though the world's smallest Laser TV took most of the CES 2025 spotlight, JMGO did have other models on display – including an early look at a new N series. Now it seems that the first N3 tri-laser model has soft launched.

The Core One Pro from Ceretone—recently recognized by Forbes as one of the top 4 hearing aid brands—represents a breakthrough in miniature engineering. You can save $90 on this nearly invisible hearing aid that's now just $299 for two weeks only.

If New York is the city that never sleeps, Dubai is the city that never stops building. This latest example, by Zaha Hadid Architects, consists of a residential skyscraper with a striking exoskeleton design inspired by traditional local craftsmanship.

Engineers at Northwestern University have developed a device that goes on your fingertip to feel the sensation of interacting with textured surfaces on a touchscreen. It could be a major step forward in how we interact with personal tech.

If you've got a couple thousand bucks burning a hole in your pocket, you could do a whole lot worse than drop it on an Antic. This little beast lets you get into all kinds of trouble on two wheels – or one, if you're feeling rowdy.

As our evolution slows and industrialization and technology accelerates, research suggests that human biology is struggling to keep pace. A new study investigated whether rapid and extensive environmental shifts have compromised the fitness of Homo sapiens.