By David Nield on Field Guide, shared by Adam Clark Estes to Gizmodo
It’s not a great feeling when you frame a photo on your iPhone only to find out there’s not enough …
The Ogasawara Islands, just south of Japan, are a beautiful and geologically active spot. In 2013, members of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force noticed a “hot spot” among the islands, near the Nishinoshima volcano. In 2015 they returned, and found a small, entirely new islet, just south of the main volcano.
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By Brian Cooley Honda recalls 40K Civics for misassembled engines, cordless charging comes to Teslas, and Audi’s newest crossover is also its smallest.
By David Tracy on Jalopnik, shared by Cheryl Eddy to Gizmodo
Most dealerships simply consist of a huge lot, a showroom, repair bays and a bunch of offices. They’re boring. But what if we switched it up and put vendors inside them, kind of like …
Retro camera reboots are and have been a thing for years, but oh my, this new Pen-F interchangeable-lens shooter from Olympus has my hear beating hard.
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It’s the golden rule of crowded escalators: Stand on one side, walk on the other. But passengers taking the escalator in one of London’s busiest tube stations were recently confronted with a weird rule: Everyone must stand. Officials claim it will make stations run more efficiently. But how?
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By Shep McAllister, Commerce Team on Deals, shared by Shep McAllister, Commerce Team to Gizmodo
If your laptop bag is starting to wear out, here’s a great chance to replace it with a …
IKEA’s head of sustainability reckons that western consumers are at the limit in terms of stuff they can actually buy, a situation he’s referred to as “peak home furnishings.”
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By Bryan Lufkin
The American government is officially putting a giant vote of confidence behind self-driving cars. And the cash to back it up.
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By Michael Franco While it hasn’t reached its destination yet, the Juno spacecraft has surpassed an impressive milestone in space exploration.