Married California high school sweethearts die from Covid hours apart
A California Latino couple, Alvaro and Sylvia Fernandez, died from Covid-19 just hours apart from each other. They were unvaccinated, family members said.
Seeker setup combines bike lights, dashcam and actioncam
Given the multitude of currently-available cycling electronics, it’s certainly possible that someone could have an actioncam, a rear-view camera and a lighting system mounted on their bike. The Seeker system combines all of those items in one setup.Con…
Biden doubles Covid pill order as schools, businesses close
The U.S. hit a million new Covid-19 cases on Monday, according to data compiled by NBC News.
Hyundai CES 2022 livestream: How to watch the event – Roadshow
Mobility tech, the metaverse and Spot the robot dog are all scheduled to make appearances at CES 2022.
‘Jeopardy!’ champ Amy Schneider says she was robbed over weekend
Transgender “Jeopardy!” champion Amy Schneider, who was recently dubbed the show’s highest-earning female contestant, said she was robbed over the weekend.
Mississippi police officer finds own son dead while responding to shooting scene
A Mississippi police officer responding to a shooting over the weekend discovered that the victim was her son.
biped wearable applies autonomous car tech to guiding the blind
Self-driving cars already utilize cameras to avoid collisions with other vehicles or pedestrians. Well, the biped wearable device applies that same principle to guiding the blind as they walk along city streets.Continue ReadingCategory: Wearables, Tech…
Manchin says ‘no negotiations’ in the works with White House on Build Back Better
Manchin said last month that he could not vote for the House-passed version of President Biden’s signature legislation, throwing its prospects into doubt.
Study finds slight developmental lag in babies born during pandemic
Babies born during the early months of the pandemic scored slightly lower on a screening of their developmental skills than those born prior to the pandemic.
Airbnb to limit use of travelers’ names as an anti-racism experiment in Oregon
Airbnb hosts in Oregon will soon be blocked from initially seeing the full names of guests, in an experiment aimed at curbing discrimination against Black