Author: Priya Sharma
Priya Sharma
Priya tests gadgets for a living and still finds herself surprised. She writes about technology that earns its place in daily life.
South Korea plans to train all 500,000 military members to operate drones as a standard weapon, announced June 26 by Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back.
GTA VI preorders opened this week at $80, above current AAA standards. The physical edition ships without a disc — only a download code inside the box.
SpaceX tests Starfall, a saucer-shaped reentry pod built to deliver cargo anywhere on Earth from low-Earth orbit via Falcon 9.
The UK plans to use AI facial age estimation on asylum seekers despite its own internal tests showing the tech misclassifies children and contains demographic bias.
A scholar argues Eilmer of Malmesbury may have seen a 1018 comet, not Halley’s 989 pass, reshaping when the monk’s famous flight occurred.
The ADA apologized Wednesday after ejecting five diabetes researchers for distributing a critical editorial already published in the group’s own journal.
The FCC waived Amazon Leo’s July 2026 50% satellite launch milestone, keeping the full 2029 deadline intact. Amazon had 1,616 spacecraft to launch by month’s end.
Five scientists, including the editor of Diabetes Care, were ejected from the ADA’s annual meeting in New Orleans for handing out a published editorial critical of federal research policy.
University of Exeter researchers tracked 61 great bowerbirds across urban and rural Queensland, finding both populations prefer human-made items for mating displays.
SpaceCamp turns 40 as the shuttle program it celebrated still raises questions about what NASA’s most ambitious hardware actually promised versus delivered.