Kawasaki updates the Z125, Ninja 125 and Z900 RS for 2021
Kawasaki is updating three of its most popular models for 2021, with the learner legal Z125 and Ninja 125, and the retro Z900 RS all receiving updates
The 23-window VW Bus was designed to tour the Swiss Alps
Over five decades, the 23-window Volkswagen Microbus went from hippie icon to valuable collectible. Recently, VW dug into its archive for information and historical photos of this rare version of a 1960s icon.
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‘Elder Scrolls 6’ Engine Is A Dramatic Improvement, Allows Procedural Generation
Speaking to GamesIndustry.biz in a fireside chat during Develop:Brighton Digital, this new engine requires a heavy investment if Bethesda wishes to achieve its goals. Though the engine is refreshed with every game, this one “needs more work than it has in previous times,” with “more people doing engine work now […]
OG PlayStation Had A Hidden Memory Card Feature Nobody Knew About
Exemplified in this video by mega fan John Glasscock, they load the memory card with a number of games into the console. Switching on the PlayStation, the card shows Beyblade: Let It Rip!, Tail Concerto, Spyro 2 Ripto’s Rage!, and they delete that last game from the memory card. Now, […]
Zoom hack reveals text contents by viewing shoulder movement
Countless companies around the world see the wildly popular video-conferencing tool Zoom as a savior during this era of quarantine and work-at-home routines. Zoom estimates it has more than 300 million meeting participants daily.
A self-balancing robot with a tail-like component
Nature is one of the greatest sources of inspiration for engineers and computer scientists developing new technological tools. Over the past decade or so, roboticists have developed countless robots inspired by the behavior and biological mechanisms of snakes, fish, cheetahs, birds, insects and countless other animals.
Wikipedia’s disinformation task force braces for a high-stakes election
Facebook, Google and Twitter aren’t the only ones preparing for the worst.