Every year, PC makers flock to CES to show off their latest hardware. Well, except the last couple of years, where the pandemic has made the event a more subdued, semi-virtual affair (the idea of attending a traditional, stuffed-like-sardines CES show floor is basically nightmare material in the age of coronavirus). Still, PC makers announced some cool stuff, and our list below showcases some of our favorite PC hardware from the event....
TLDR:The Copernicus Mini Drone doesn’t just come with a load of abilities. It even lets you choose the type of camera you’ll be rocking on board. Have you seen the new video chronicling the final minutes of a drone before it’sswallowed by lava gushing out of a Icelandic volcano? Beyond watching the majestic power of lava gurgle and surge before snaring the poor drone in its deathgrip, it’s easy to forget that a shot like this wouldn’t even have been safely possible just a few years ago....
Despite strict bandwidth caps and pricey usage-based billing, Canadians are using the Internet more than any other country, according to new data from comScore. Back in December wereportedthat Canadians were smoking the rest of the world on YouTube hits, visiting the site over 21 million times every month. We also noted that Facebook had penetrated over 51% of the Canadian population based on Socialbakers’ Facebook statistics. Now, Canadians are taking the lead in web activity, spending more time on the web and visiting more websites per month than any other place on earth....
Apple’s Fifth Avenue store has one of the most unique storefronts you will ever lay eyes on. The glass cube, designed by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, has won architectural awards and is the most photographed New York landmark on Flickr. The 32-foot structural glass cube houses a transparent glass elevator, which is wrapped by a circular glass stair, allowing natural sunlight to beam into the store housed underground. It looks great and certainly catches the eye, but what happens if you have to replace the it?...
The COVID-19 vaccine is on its way — but don’t ditch your mask just yet Don’t ditch the mask just yet This is all fantastic news and a good reason to be optimistic about the future. But Peter Openshaw, a professor of experimental medicine at Imperial College London, said it would be a “terrible mistake” to ease up on COVID-19 control measures at this juncture. So don’t throw away your mask and hug your gran just yet....
