Month: May 2023
How wood-scanning tech is taking the guesswork out of aging bourbon
“It all came about at 11:30PM on a random Wednesday.” Penelope Bourbon CEO and founder Michael Paladini admitted that late-night calls are a regular occurrence for him. After his wife goes to bed, the kids are asleep and there are no emails hitting his inbox, he has time to get…
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Google wants you to forget the 10 blue links
The single most visited page on the internet is undergoing its most radical change in 25 years. On Wednesday, Google introduced a major overhaul of its search results page that infuses the screen with AI. Called the Search Generative Experience (SGE), the new interface makes it so that when you…
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B&O launches the world’s 2nd 97-inch OLED TV, and it’s much cooler than LG’s
A 97-inch Beovision Harmony OLED TV has been unveiled by luxury audio brand Bang & Olufsen, with the shape-changing speaker system that defines this TV range – it’s a huge cut above the design of most of the best OLED TVs. The 97-inch OLED screen retails for $63,075 / £50,650…
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If you use Linux – watch out for this stealthy new malware
Experts have recently discovered an upgraded version of the BPFDoor malware for Linux (opens in new tab), that’s seemingly harder to spot – and aAs a result, no antivirus programs are still flagging the executable as malicious. Cybersecurity researchers from Deep Instinct noted that BPFDoor, which was first discovered in…
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Teenage Engineering’s $1,500 audio recorder had me at ‘motorized tape reel’
Would you pay $1,499 for a dictaphone? What if it’s a really fancy dictaphone with a spinning “tape” reel? The folks over at Swedish electronics company Teenage Engineering certainly believe there’s a market by announcing the TP-7 field recorder — a quirky, compact recording device designed to capture audio “with…
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Best Air Fryers 2023: Compact, Smart, Viewing Window
Prepare flavorful fried food, using little to no oil, with this kitchen staple. Source
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