"The most powerful tech event in the world", CES 2025, is taking place this week in Las Vegas, Nevada, and from January 07-10. But while it's a haven for the latest tech in other sectors, there has so ...

The Circular Ring 2 can perform ECG tests and it has algorithms to detect AFib. The ring, priced at $380, will be available in February or March. A crowdfunding campaign will start in January.

A blue, gold and white logo has been revealed for the Tennessee Summitt in Nashville's WNBA expansion team bid.

Polestar has unveiled a new collection of one-off “Arctic Circle” EVs designed to showcase the brand’s performance DNA. The rally-inspired upgrades have now been applied to the Polestar 2 ...

Since launch last year, Google has tweaked the design of Circle to Search a bit, and the latest change aims to simplify the UI. In December, Google tested a more complex design that placed all ...

Cinematographers break down the cameras, lenses, and looks of the scripted feature films premiering at Sundance in 2025.

Walmart's first logo update in 17 years is garnering significant online attention, though it may not be the kind the retail giant anticipated. The redesign, which the company describes as a ...

It goes full circle. Henry Xia, who founded Xpeng in 2014, admitted openly that he was influenced by Tesla and by the automaker’s announcement that they were open-sourcing their patents.

Latest news and live updates on the inauguration of Donald Trump after his election victory. Follow live as the event unfolds ...

Car manufacturers are known to make changes to their branding, and the supercar company McLaren is no different. Here's how its logo has evolved over the years.

Delhi L-G VK Saxena accused Arvind Kejriwal of lying and misleading people With the Delhi election weeks away, the ruling AAP and Opposition BJP are going all out to woo voters in urban slums -- a ...

The first three words formed the arc and the last one appeared within the circle. Underneath the semicircle were the words “Minneapolis, Minn.” Because the company often received letters ...