We wrap up our pre-election series with Scientific American senior editor Jen Schwartz, who talks about the possible effects of the election results on technology development and use.
No, Sean Connery did not write a mean letter to Steve Jobs
A fake letter from Sean Connery to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is making the rounds on social media following the actor’s death on Saturday. Just to reiterate: it’s fake, the product of humor site Scoopertino, which posts satirical articles about Apple and goings-on at its Cupertino (get it that’s the […]
Singapore government continues to make progress on its shift to the cloud
The government of the lion city is also training its public servants on how to use data and is working with industry to build a pipeline of tech talent.
2020 Ford Mustang GT Convertible review
It’s a one-way ticket to midlife-crisis town in the car immortalised by Vanilla Ice lyrics – the one and only 5.0-litre V8 Ford Mustang Convertible.
The 10 best car insurance companies in the US for 2020
Auto insurance is essential for safe, legal driving.
Best Blu-ray player for 2020
Though streaming is insanely popular, the Blu-ray formats are still the best way to watch movies. These are the best 1080p and 4K Blu-ray players you can buy.
Best laptop for 2020
Here are our top-rated picks for all types of users, including creatives and gamers, and even our favorite cheap laptops and budget-friendly options.
Best work light for mechanics in 2020
Do you struggle to see what you’re doing when wrenching on your project car or tinkering with a carb on your workbench? These 10 portable shop lights will light the way.
New electric racing series promises electrifying action
Ready or not, electric-powered motorsports is spreading rapidly and, if history is repeated, it will accelerate the development of road-going electric vehicles just as petroleum-powered racing did more than a century ago.