Not only can robots be gentle, they can gently heal themselves
In science fiction, there’s always the suspense trope of a cold, metallic hand reaching out and grasping someone. And it make sense – metal is …
Author: Patrick Kansa
A big data developer and leader with a penchant for gadgets, books, watches and beverages. You can find my work on WristWatchReview, Knapsack.News, and Slushpile.
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Afternoon Beer Break: Black Horizon Campfire Fun
Along with the Black Horizon Stealing Sunshine that I had come in via a new #Beerstagram community friend (Just.Me.and.My.Beer), we also had another bottle come …
Evercade pre-orders are now open!
Hey, so remember that very cool-looking (and officially licensed game-playing) retro portable we talked about, the Evercade? If not, you can head here to refresh …
Life imitates art in the Hong Kong protests
And not in the dystopian sense of a populace rising up against an overbearing, repressive government (although that certainly plays out here as well). No, …
The Polar Ignite is available in some other colors
Hey, so remember the Polar Ignite that we reviewed earlier this week? While I thought there were some technical shortcomings that firmware and app development …
Citizen? in? Space!
Watches heading into outer space – that?s almost to be expected. I mean, we just had all manner of celebratory watch releases for the commemoration …
Light a fitness fire with the Polar Ignite
As I mentioned in the earlier article about the new Fitbit releases, my main training partner over the last few years has come from the …
Afternoon Beer Break: Dogfish Head Perfect Disguise
Sometimes, when you head to the store, you know perfectly well what you’re looking for. Perhaps it’s your favorite camping beer (in my case, the …
Fitbit coming in hot with the new releases this week
I make no bones about this – I like fitness devices, particularly watches. Smartwatches, eh, I?ve not had a lot of use for them. But …
Portable computing power – not just for tablets anymore
When it comes to portable devices that fit in your pocket, we tend to think of things like gaming systems (Switch Lite, anyone? Or Evercade?), …