There’s something about an elevator that touches on the very nature of the .GIF format. There’s a repetition to its design, a cyclical nature of destination and return, a permanent transience. It loops, constantly, permanently. What changes is the people who are there to inhabit it—or witness it. Read more… Read More

Fisker showed off its vision for a sustainable, all-electric vehicle lineup through 2026, with three new cars accompanying the already-known Ocean. The company revealed the Ronin, PEAR, and Alaska, all of which fall into different vehicle categories and are designed to appeal to different buyers. The company also unveiled its Fisker Blade central computing platform …

iPads have changed their designs quite a lot over the years, but some fundamentals have always remained, including the rough size and shape of each tablet. Read More

A groundbreaking demonstration by the European Space Agency (ESA) suggests it’s possible to deorbit satellites safely and in a reasonably controlled manner, even for those not originally designed for such maneuvers. Read more… Read More

Smart tech can be incredibly useful, though there’s a big problem with it. Different manufacturers produce devices that can be controlled with proprietary apps, but these apps and products don’t always play nicely together. You can turn on your lights with one app but have to switch to another to close your blinds. Read More