Apple Watch gets FDA nod for hypertension alerts: What it means for your heart
Why This Clearance Matters The newly FDA-cleared hypertension notification on Apple Watch is positioned as a regulated health feature, not […]
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra leak: Thicker Camera Bump, Thinner Body, Uncertain Payoff
The Galaxy S26 Ultra is rumored to nearly double its camera bump thickness—from roughly 2.4mm to about 4.5mm—while slimming the
How Scientists Are Turning “Microbial Dark Matter” into a New Antibiotic Pipeline
Antibiotic discovery is quietly undergoing a systems-level reboot: by bypassing the need to culture microbes, mining giant DNA fragments from
How a DNA “Cassette” Could Rewire the World’s Storage Infrastructure
A new “DNA cassette”—a plastic tape embedded with synthetic DNA that stores up to 36 petabytes—has revived a bold idea:
Webb reveals carbon‑heavy disks and practical dark matter mapping
The James Webb Space Telescope isn’t just taking prettier pictures—it’s changing the priors behind two of astronomy’s hardest questions: what
How NASA’s GUARDIAN Spots Tsunamis in 20 Minutes—and Where It Fits in the Warning Ecosystem
A massive quake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula quietly stress-tested a new kind of tsunami sentinel: NASA’s GUARDIAN, a system that
How Oracle’s $300B OpenAI Deal Rewires AI Infrastructure
The reported $300 billion, five-year Oracle–OpenAI agreement is more than a massive cloud contract—it is an infrastructure blueprint that binds
Ducati’s V21L solid‑state prototype: how racing, Volkswagen, and QuantumScape power the electric superbike stack
If a superbike brand were to make solid-state batteries real, it would need a system—not a single breakthrough. Ducati’s latest
The Neglecton That Could Unlock Topological Quantum Computing
A newly proposed quasiparticle—the “neglecton”—emerged from reviving discarded terms in non-semisimple topological quantum field theory and may supply the missing
E. coli Goes Electric: The Tiny Living Sensor Tracking Mercury Pollution
Mercury is a deceptively small molecule problem with continent-scale consequences—and the current testing pipeline is slow, centralized, and expensive. The new twist is radical but practical: turn engineered