How do you build a pet-friendly gadget? We asked experts and animal owners Hair, noise, and poop Arianka, the shed master If you own a pet, having to vacuum two or even three times a week becomes normal practice. But, if you have a particularly fuzzy friend, you may need to do this even more often. Patty — the owner of high energy German Shepherd, Arianka — told us that her house is continuously fur-coated, even when she’s vacuuming regularly....

How do you design an underwater scooter? Easy, start with a drone What? You haven’t designed a drone? Shame on you The move from the Geneinno S1 to to the Geneinno S2 The original underwater scooter — the S1 — followed the same pattern as the company’s drone, with Geneinno targeting divers and other marine professionals. But it quickly saw the potential in the wider market and it decided to build a product more suited to the consumer....

If you hate your Internet provider for its absurd data rates and/or data capping, be thankful that you’re not living in Turkmenistan, where residents can only get a high-speed Internet connection by subscribing to a whopping $6,821 per month. True Story. According to a news report fromInquirer, residents of the former Soviet republic will be able to browse the Internet at a “blazing-fast” 2mbps connection for that price, as posted on the Turkmen Telekomwebsite....

Welcome toSHIFT Basics, a collection of tips, explainers, guides, and advice to keep you up to speed with mobility tech. As we’re moving towards a more sustainable transportation model, electricity will gradually replace petrol and diesel in our cars. Personally, I can’t wait for the EV domination,but I caught myself wondering: do Ireallyknow how an electric engine works?Turns out, there were indeed some gaps in my knowledge. So I did some research and will now share my newly acquired wisdom with you....

A majorjournalistic investigationhas found evidence of malicious software being used by governments around the world, including allegations of spying on prominent individuals. From a list of more50,000 phone numbers, journalists identified more than 1,000people in 50 countriesreportedly under surveillance using the Pegasus spyware. The software was developed by the Israeli company NSO Group and sold to government clients. Among the reported targets of the spyware are journalists, politicians, government officials, chief executives and human rights activists....