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Drones vs. Mosquitoes: The Bizarre Battle Of The Buzz

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Mosquitoes play a vital role in the environment, helping pollinate certain plants and serve as a primary food source for fish, birds, and other animals essential to the ecosystem. However, their presence can sometimes pose more risk than reward, as they can transmit life-threatening diseases across both humans and animals. So how can drones help control the skies and save lives?

Drones have been increasingly adapted for sustainability and agriculture, reaching terrains humans can’t safely access, while dispersing fertilizer, pesticides, and other particles from the sky. And for mosquitoes, they’re receiving a special package from drones.

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What We Want To See In The iPhone Fold

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An iPhone Fold concept is gradually becoming more of a reality as recent reports show that a device of such is in the works. In late January, MacRumors highlighted a report that Apple is in the final stages of selecting its key supplier for foldable display technology. Then, renowned tech insider Digital Chat Station, suggested last week that the iPhone Fold will have a build of 5.5-inches on the outer screen and 7.74-inches on the inner display, smaller than the Galaxy Z Fold and Google’s Pixel 9 Pro Fold.

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Is Apple’s Best Earbuds Their Most Underrated One?

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Apple boasts that its AirPods Pro earbuds are the company’s best-selling earbuds in the world. And with four different silicone gel tips included, it’s no question that the earbuds’ comfortability significantly contributes to the edge it has over the standard AirPods. The standard and Pro models have been wildly successful, but has the tech-giant just outdone itself?

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Electric Vehicles Are a Hot Trend, Here’s Why

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Tesla vehicles were once an afterthought in the automotive industry, and now they’re one of the most coveted cars by consumers. But Tesla is just one of the many electric vehicle brands that are out there, and car manufacturers are increasingly releasing EVs of their own.

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The OnePlus Watch Needs Improvements

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OnePlus released their first ever smartwatch back in April, becoming a competitor in the wearable industry. The company has seen success in recent years with their smartphones, and it has only been seven years since they released their first smartphone, the OnePlus One. So far the OnePlus Watch has not had the best reviews, but it’s also the company’s first smartwatch so they deserve some sympathy. There are a few things OnePlus will have to do to make the OnePlus Watch top competitor in the smartwatch industry.

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What’s The Next Big Crytpocurrency?

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*Disclaimer- Your cryptocurrency transactions should be based off of your own personal analysis and/or from a professional.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, we’ve seen people across the world invest in cryptocurrency at levels we’ve never seen before. Bitcoin was valued at around $8,000 last May and has reached $58,000 in less than a year’s span. Ethereum is the next popular crypto, valued around $200 last year then increasing to over $4,000 this month. We’ve seen Dogecoin, a crypto that used to be never taken seriously, even deemed as a “meme coin”, have its value increase over 2,000% since January.

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Stretch, The Giant Robotic Arm, Moves 800 Boxes An Hour

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Boston Dynamics may have revolutionized the logistics industry with their new case handling robot, Stretch. Different from Boston Dynamic’s world famous robot dog Spot, Stretch is a mobile robot with its main component being a large robotic arm that moves up to 800 boxes per hour. It weighs 2,650 lbs and can hold up to 50lbs.

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Autonomy & Accessibility, Gita Carries Your Personal Cargo

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Wherever we go, baggage and luggage have played essential roles in helping us carry personal items to and from our destination. Throughout history we’ve developed bags with innovative features, such as water-resistant backpacks, and suitcases that have GPS tracking. Carrying items will continue to get easier and more futuristic, whether you’re going to the gym or simply just taking your lunch break. But how about a concept of your personal belongings following you wherever you go? And the best part about it, is that you don’t have to lift a finger.

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GoPro No Longer The Consensus Top Miniature Cameras

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When wanting to use a miniature camera and do activities such as hiking or riding a bike, GoPros tend to be the default camera people go with. There’s a good chance they may be the only brand the average consumer knows about. But recently DJI, mainly known for their camera drones, released a serious competitor to the GoPro cameras.

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The New Generation Of Foldable Phones

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Foldable smartphones were once thought of as an experiment, but now companies are starting to make improvements to the point where the average consumer might consider a phone of this kind. While they still need work, they all have their unique features, and may become the common phone of the future if they catch on. Here’s a comparison between the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2, the Microsoft Surface Duo, and the Motorola Razr 5G.

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