A 15-year-old Canadian student has built a robotic turtle that may point to a quieter, gentler way of watching over underwater ecosystems. The device, known as BURT (Bionic Underwater Robotic Turtle), ...

The Kindle Scribe line now supports smart shapes, turning rough sketches into clean diagrams. The feature is part of the most recent firmware update, but wasn’t detailed in Amazon’s release notes.

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The experimental ‘auto-spatialization’ feature is rolling out now to Samsung’s XR device. The experimental ‘auto-spatialization’ feature is rolling out now to Samsung’s XR device. is a senior reporter ...

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At Adobe MAX 2024, Adobe showed off Project Turntable, an AI-powered feature that lets digital artists take a flat 2D vector drawing and rotate it in 3D space. The on-stage demo with research ...

Adobe Turntable is now generally available in Illustrator, allowing creators to generate multi-angle views from any vector illustration. Here’s how it works. Back in October 2024, Adobe previewed ...

A mouse study found that paternal nicotine exposure was associated with sex-specific metabolic changes in offspring — female offspring had lower fasting glucose and insulin levels with enhanced ...

Turtle Beach is updating its Nintendo Switch 2-licensed Rematch RGB Wireless Gaming Controller line with a couple of new controllers that feature light-up designs, one of which gives some much-needed ...

Connecting the dots: Early reactions to Nvidia's DLSS 5 were swift and skeptical, with some observers likening the technology to an Instagram-style filter applied over gameplay footage. Nvidia CEO ...

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