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Sweden's Earin was the first to release a pair of true wireless earphones back in 2015, and Touch control was added in 2017. Now the company has opted for an open audio design for its third generation ear candy, the A-3.

Howe Industries has submitted the design for a solar-powered steam rocket engine for propelling CubeSats to the National Science Foundation. With only two moving parts, ThermaSat uses a thermal condenser to flash boil water into superheated steam.

Samsung will be showcasing its new range of televisions at CES 2021 next week, and there's a lot to take in: new Neo QLED technology, a solar-powered remote control, a health and fitness app you can run on the big screen, and plenty more.

Lipstick is a personal thing – you generally don't just slap on any ol' color that's close at hand. The Lip Factory system takes that concept to the extreme, by creating customer-specific lipstick on the spot.

New York-based medical transport non-profit Hatzolah Air has placed a preorder for four of Urban Aeronautics' CityHawk VTOL aircraft for emergency medical service (EMS) applications within urban environments.

Exactly how some animals, such as birds, can detect magnetic fields remains a mystery. Now researchers in Japan may have found a crucial piece of the puzzle, making the first direct observations of live, unaltered cells responding to magnetic fields.

Have you been itching to acquire a new skill in 2021? Learn how to take stunning photographs and edit like a pro with The 2021 Complete Learn to Master Photography and Editing Bundle — now available at over 90% off.

While it may seem impossible to keep on track with our goals for the year, it may not be as complicated as you think. Take on 2021 with the Onyx Home Workout App, a highly rated tool that will quickly help you conquer your fitness benchmarks.

Much sturdier than flimsy take-out giveaways, the reusable S+ fiberglass cutlery set packs down into a pocket-size carry case to easily transition between breakfast parfaits and sushi dinners.

The embedding of fibers within 3D-printed objects can be used to add properties such as electrical conductivity or extra strength to those items. Now, a shape-changing print nozzle has been developed to vary the orientation of those fibers – as the printing is in process.

An Israel-based startup is developing a laboratory method for producing milk without a cow or any other even-toed ungulate. Imagindairy is looking at ways to use bioengineered yeast cells to produce milk proteins for milk and cheese products.

With Yoga in its full name, you might expect Lenovo's AIO 7 all-in-one Windows desktop PC to be able to change orientations in a similar fashion to its laptop brethren, and you'd be right. The display can be rotated from landscape to portrait.