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Tucking in behind a heavy truck as it crawls along the highway could soon be quite an attractive option for EV drivers. Early results from a wireless charging pilot show the technology capable of transferring "more than 300 kW of instantaneous power."

After about a decade in the works, 1X is nearly ready with its Neo humanoid, which is designed to help you with housework and other tasks around the home. It'll ship in 2026, and you can pre-order one in the US right away.

A surprising trigger for hair regrowth may lie in the body’s fat cells. Researchers have shown that mild skin irritation can trigger fat cells to go into panic mode, sending signals to dormant follicles that can fuel new hair growth within weeks.

Janta Power has just snagged US$5.5 million in a round of seed funding to continue the deployment of its pivoting solar power towers. The vertical design and smart tracking functions of the towers offer big improvements over flat panel arrays.

The holidays are around the corner, and so are price hikes. Groceries, gifts, gas — everything’s up and will only go higher. But you can find solace and savings at Sam’s Club with exclusive savings on everything from Thanksgiving turkeys to 4K TVs.

NASA's X-59 Quiet SuperSonic Technology (QueSST) experimental supersonic aircraft took to the skies for the first time on October 28, 2025 from Lockheed Martin's famously secret Skunk Works at the US Air Force Plant 42 in Palmdale, California.

Triumph's Trident 800 is the capable Trident 660's bolder sibling with more power and better components, and with more muscular and throwback-y roadster styling than its bug-eyed cousin, the Street Triple R. Here's everything to look forward to.

Heatherwick Studio is transforming an island from a neglected wasteland into a lush public park. The ambitious project, named Soundscape, will feature an elevated trail, greenery filled buildings, and more.

Sharp sells all kinds of electronics, from TVs to air conditioners. It seems to be increasingly serious about entering the EV market with the second iteration of its 'LDK+' concept, which takes an unusual approach of being 'part of your home.'

MacBooks are great computers, but they’re expensive, especially if you’re just looking for a machine for lightweight productivity. If you want a more affordable option, this MacBook Pro is temporarily on sale for only $279.97 (reg. $1,499).