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Tesla's Cybertruck looks nothing like what we were prepared for. Tesla's pickup camper, however, looks like something we've seen ... the late, great Pontiac Aztec. Will Tesla turn its new e-pickup into an equally weird but more capable camper?

Thanks to the internet, we’re more connected than ever before. However, our network usage increases tremendously each year. Most home networks are powered with 1G broadband, but these speeds simply won’t keep up with our growing demands.

Coming home to see your cat still lying in the same spot it was when you left that morning, it’s easy to assume they’re pretty happy with nothing to do. But they do get bored and need exercise. Enter Ebo, a new cat companion robot now on Kickstarter.

California-based Heliogen has reaching temperatures of more than 1,000° C (1,832° F) with its concentrating solar thermal system, expanding the technology's potential from electricity generation to various industrial processes.

Boeing's CST-100 Starliner spacecraft has been stacked atop its United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V launcher in preparation for its December 17, 2019 liftoff. It will undergo final tests before transport to the Space Launch Complex-41 launch pad.

Cranfield Aerospace has received a £9-million (US$11.6-million) grant to convert a Britten-Norman (B-N) Islander into a hybrid-electric aircraft using an environmentally friendly propulsion kit that can be retrofitted.

Pop off that top hat, your highness, you can leave the monocle on, and sink into the reclining, buttock-aspirating back seats of an ultra-luxury SUV that aims to equal or beat the Rollers and Bentleys on their own turf.

The Jeep Gladiator is a super-capable off-road platform, and drop a camper on it and it also makes a rock-solid overlander. For those looking for a fast, affordable and simple solution, AT Overland offers lightweight sleeper tops under $10K.

The results of a trial investigating the best practice for managing late-term pregnancies have finally been published, recommending women induce labour by week 41. The study was halted in 2018 after a number of deaths raised ethical issues.

Although commuting by bicycle certainly is good for one's self and the environment, there are days when it's just too wet or too cold. It's on just such days, though, that the four-wheeled, enclosed, motor-assisted DryCycle is intended to shine.