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Editors' Recommendations It’ll take a lot more than $1 billion for Delta to go carbon-neutral Semitransparent solar cells could power tomorrow’s self-sustaining greenhouses Amazon lifts the lid on Prime membership count, and it’s big U.K. says 2035 is the end of the road for nonelectric cars Where’s the green? CES 2020 was surprisingly low on environmental tech … [Read more...] about Alphabet gives up on ambitious energy-generating kite project

Impressively for Kingston, it's not its first drive to receive this certification either, in an official statement the company said: "We are pleased that the IronKey D300 series drives are now certified, joining some of our previous encrypted USB drives that were certified in the past, like the D100 and D200. This signifies to customers that IronKey is a well-known and trusted brand throughout NATO and its member government agencies for securing data on a restricted level, Kingston is committed to creating encrypted USBs that protect military and government level data, so customers with strong data protection requirements can be assured that it will meet their data security demands when sensitive data is in transit." … [Read more...] about Kingston’s USB Flash Drive the D300 IronKey Receives NATO Security Certification

At the final next week, a cool $1,000,000 will be awarded to the team judged to have the best performing machine overall. A $250,000 prize will go to the quietest machine, with the same amount of cash going to the team with the smallest vehicle. A bonus prize courtesy of Pratt & Whitney will go to the team with the most innovative technology. … [Read more...] about Boeing-backed passenger drone contest offers weird and wonderful designs

It’s a tale as old as internet time. A joke goes viral, and ends up becoming real. This time around, San Francisco-based artist Danielle Baskin told the internet she was going to start printing medical masks with the lower half of people’s faces printed on them in order to “protect from viral epidemics and still unlock your phone.” The Internet, fearful of coronavirus, wanted them. … [Read more...] about Uncanny Face ID mask can deter the spread of germs, but won’t unlock your phone

Many of the aforementioned features will sound familiar if you use an Android-powered smartphone. Google Assistant (which is built directly into the 2) often suggests things to eat, see, and buy. That’s not where the similarities between your hand-held device and Polestar’s electric sedan end. The screens will automatically dim or get brighter depending on light conditions, and on whether the driver is looking at them. Proximity sensors will display certain menus when one of the front passengers reaches towards the screen, and keep it out of sight the rest of the time for a cleaner look. Polestar stressed it wants to avoid creating an information overload. … [Read more...] about Polestar and Google plan a smartphone-like infotainment system