The benefits of full-frame mirrorless cameras are well known; chiefly, a big sensor tends to offer much better low-light performance than a small one, plus they allow you to use super-thin depth of field to define your subject and blur out the background. The drawbacks tend to be that they’re more expensive, they use big, heavy and pricey lenses, and […]
Sony’s Smallest And Lightest Full Frame Camera
Light-Up Helmets
We’ve seen a few different head- and tail-light-equipped bike helmets over the past several years, and some of the things have looked pretty … flashy. The Faro is a bit different, though, in that it has a classier, more refined appearance. Designed by American startup Unit 1, the Faro features a narrow strip of 15 white LEDs in front, a […]
The Classic Spy Gun That Change The Game
In 1930, a new pistol went on sale that would revolutionize the firearms world. Best known to the public these days as the “James Bond gun”, the Walther PPK was arguably the first successful handgun made for concealed carry, and its now-classic design helped to introduce a number of technical features that quickly migrated throughout the industry as it became […]
Porous Silicone Paves Way For Wearable Bio Sensors
Biosensors that can be worn on the skin promise some exciting possibilities, with the potential to non-invasively monitor everyday health, and even things like glucose or stress levels. Scientists at Binghamton University have made a breakthrough that could make them more comfortable to wear and the signals they produce a lot clearer, showing off a new type of porous silicone […]
Multitool Adventure Mixes It Up
The Hibear All-Day Adventure Flask keeps your favorite liquids flowing from wake-up coffee to one last nightcap. This innovative all-in-one beverage master features a screw-apart design and multi-component system to fix up pour-over or cold brew coffee to start the day, carry water through the peak heat of the afternoon, and shake and strain a fireside martini (or few) to […]
Intel’s 11th Gen Core Laptop Processors
Intel has unveiled its new generation of laptop processors. Codenamed Tiger Lake, the new 11th Gen Intel Core processors are much faster than their predecessors for office work, gaming and content creation. The Tiger Lake processors come in nine different configurations, across the usual Intel Core i3, i5 and i7 labels. Built on a new CPU architecture called Willow Cove […]
Kokoon EEG Headphones
If you prefer falling asleep to some kind of audio accompaniment, you have probably had the jarring experience of waking up in the middle of the night with an earbud jamming into your ear, or some over-ear headphones crushing up against your skull. London-based startup Kokoon has tried to solve the problem by designing what are probably the most comfortable […]
VENUS Tech Detects Landmines
The excavation and disposal of landmines is a time- and labor-intensive business, so it can be quite a waste of resources if the detected object is not actually a mine. A new system could help, by reducing the number of mine-hunting errors. Currently, most landmine-detection technologies work by detecting the electromagnetic signature that’s passively emitted by the mine. Unfortunately, though, […]
Innovative Germs Cleaning Robot
While some of us may have assumed that robots would have taken over the world by now, the reality is that’s not the case in most places. ROCKUBOT, however, has made the cut and is here to assist in making your life easier and a whole lot cleaner. With cleanliness, disinfecting, and our health a top priority these days, the […]
Pocket Printer
Polaroid has today launched the Hi-Print, a pocket-friendly photo printer that can turn smartphone snaps into 2.3 x 3.4-inch prints in less than a minute, which can then be stuck on lockers, laptop lids, backpacks, or scrapbooks. Digital image technology has not been kind to instant film photography, with Polaroid finally stopping production in 2008. But a group of fans […]