MIT sleep monitor can track people’s sleeping positions using radio signals

A team of MIT researchers has developed a device that can monitor people’s sleep postures without having to use cameras or to stick sensors on their body. It’s a wall-mounted monitor the team… Here is the original post: MIT sleep monitor can track people’s sleeping positions using radio signals

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For Lucid’s Air EV sedan, performance and prestige come at a price

The Air’s 113 kWh battery pack is only slightly larger than the 100 kWh used in Tesla’s Model S Long Range Plus yet Lucid claims that the Air will be able to travel up to 517 miles on a single… Read the rest here: For Lucid’s Air EV sedan, performance and prestige come at a price

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Huawei’s homegrown Android rival is coming to phones

This morning, at Huawei’s developer conference, CEO Richard Yu announced that we’ll see the first phones running HarmonyOS in 2021. Android Authority quotes Yu, saying that the developer beta… Read more: Huawei’s homegrown Android rival is coming to phones

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Four operating systems: One device. How the Chromebook will become the universal laptop.

I’ve been a big believer in Chromebooks since day one when the first commercial Chromebook, the Samsung Series 5, rolled out in 2011. Then, some people thought it was a toy. Today, one in four… See original here: Four operating systems: One device. How the Chromebook will become the universal laptop.

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Flashback Friday: Eh, I guess it could happen to anybody

It’s the mid-1970s, and this programmer pilot fish works for an IT service provider that supports several big insurance companies. “We ran a huge (at that time) mainframe and a nationwide… See the article here: Flashback Friday: Eh, I guess it could happen to anybody

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