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Fruit smoothies have become a huge trend in healthy lifestyle world – and for good reason. They are a quick source of vitamins, fiber, and antioxidants, and they take just a few minutes to make! Bananas are the number-one ingredient for a good smoothie. Creamy and naturally sweet, they seem to pair well with pretty much every other fruit ... or do they?

A year after it launched its novice-friendly Neo camera drone that doesn't require a license or even a remote control, DJI's updated it with compelling upgrades and new features that make it worth considering to start shooting video hands-free.

3D-printed architecture has evolved at lightning speed – and the pace shows no sign of slowing down anytime soon. A recent example of this is a non-towable tiny house that was printed in just one week.

Valve's new hardware, the Steam Frame headset, is designed to make VR gaming a lot more accessible to folks who want to easily jump into their favorite titles, with some clever tech to beam high-res graphics from your PC.

You won't find us endorsing aggression towards animals very often, however, scientists have discovered that raising your voice to seagulls – especially if you're male – will make them think twice about stealing your food. It's simply science.

Every small business owner knows their visual identity is key. You can now learn how X-Design AI helps entrepreneurs build brand identity automation. And create pro visuals fast without needing a designer.

Millions of people with type 2 diabetes might actually be undermining their efforts to improve their health, with researchers demonstrating that the commonly prescribed metformin blocks the cardiovascular benefits normally gained through exercise.

It might be high time to boost your brain. memoryOS is an app that delivers neuroscience-backed brain workouts to help sharpen your recall, so remembering names, dates, and ideas feels almost effortless again.

Unlike TARS in the movie, TARS3D doesn’t need human puppeteers to move. Its biotranscending morphology delivers “multiple previously unexplored locomotion modes,” and further exploration offers a “promising pathway for multimodal robotics”

They've got "Studio" in the name and specs that sound too good for the price – 120-hour battery life, LDAC, and lag-free wireless. But does the OneOdio's Studio Max 1 really pull off pro-level sound?