Articles by Date: August / 2025

A new electromechanical reshaping technique could potentially fix vision without lasers, offering a less invasive alternative to traditional LASIK surgery. Learn how it works.

SpaceX prepares for another Starship test flight, incorporating changes to improve reliability after a series of failures. Will this flight be the one to succeed?

Waymo gets permission to test its self-driving technology in New York City. Learn about the permit and the future of autonomous vehicles in the city.

A physicist proposes using Jupiter's moon, Ganymede, as a giant dark matter detector. This is a novel approach to finding the universe's elusive missing mass.

Apple sues a former employee for allegedly sharing Apple Watch trade secrets with Oppo. Legal action follows similar case earlier this year.

OpenAI cautions investors about unauthorized SPVs offering access to its equity, highlighting potential risks and transfer restrictions.

A protest in the Netherlands highlights the growing worries around deep-sea mining and its potential impact on our oceans. Discover the risks and uncertainties.

Nvidia unveils Jetson Thor, a powerful AI supercomputer for humanoid robots, boasting enhanced speed and efficiency. Discover its applications in various industries.

A quick look at the Pixel 10's AI features, the first foldable iPhone rumors and US government investing in Intel.

US Attorneys General warn AI companies they will be held accountable for failing to protect children from exploitation by predatory artificial intelligence products.

Scientists successfully transplanted a gene-edited pig lung into a human body, marking a significant step toward solving the organ shortage crisis. More research is needed for long-term viability.

Eyebot raised $20M to scale its vision test kiosks, offering quick doctor-verified prescriptions and easy access to vision care in malls and stores.