YouTuber Creates 72,000 Lumen LED Flashlight
A popular YouTuber created a 72,000 lumen LED flashlight using 8 LED modules.
A popular YouTuber created a 72,000 lumen LED flashlight using 8 LED modules.
A look at Tesla’s autopilot issues and what they’ve done to address them.
Is the Noria air conditioner overhyped, or does it herald a refreshment of air conditioner designs?
Canon has finally announced the release date of the EOS 5D Mark IV DSLR camera, a highly anticipated upgrade to the Mark III.
This Hercules RM57L code sample shows you how to construct your very own PWM fan speed controller using few lines of code, and only a few parts.
The straddle bus concept has finally been built!
Remember the early white Kindle e-book readers? Amazon started selling black and grey readers exclusively for quite a few years, but now they are once again offering them in white. It doesn’t come with the keyboard (which I personally liked), but offering white with the other colour options is a step in the right direction.…
The Samsung Galaxy S7 Active has a ‘shatter resistant’ screen, but is that enough? Or is it just a band-aid for now?
Facebook is making a contribution to the open source hardware community in the form of a 360° video camera called the Facebook Surround 360. It is a 17-camera array that captures images and video in 360°.
Back in 2008, I witnessed the end of cheap oil as we know it — Oil prices surged to $147/barrel in November. That was when talk about alternative energy sources really took off. Oil demand plummeted, causing crude prices to fall from $147/barrel to $33.87/barrel between the months of November and December 2008. Petroleum prices…
If you’ve been forced to migrate from a Back-end As A Service provider (BaaS) like Parse, or pre-built back-end framework such as Deployd, you’re not alone. One alternative is to create your own API using a back-end programming language and the help of a database management system (DBMS) such as PostgreSQL, MongoDB, or MySQL. API is…
Just last year, Samsung impressed many with the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. They were among the most powerful phones on the market, each offering an octa-core processor, a 5.1″ 2560 x 1440 pixel (QHD) Super AMOLED screen (5.7″ for the Edge), and more. The S6 Edge was one of the first phones offered with a…