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Military vehicles might not have to choose between tires and tracks: DARPA has invented a wheel that can switch between both on the spot.

Chromebooks have come a long way since the original Cr-48 back in 2010, and are now more powerful (and mainstream) than ever. If you’re curious about Google’s web-centric operating system, here are some things you may not know.

Here’s how to configure your Google Home so you can talk to it without repeating “Hey, Google” over and over and over again.

Evoland 2 is a brilliant game that will keep you entertained and engaged for hours. Get it on sale right now from the Google Play Store!

The Eversense implantable glucose monitor is the first to be approved by the FDA, and lasts for 90 days once inserted.

uberHumor.com: Probably the funniest site on the net…

In light of the recent sale for the Google Pixelbook (that ends today, so make sure to grab one while you can), I thought it might be helpful to round… by Matthew Sholtz in Chromebooks, Games, News, Roundups, Videos

Worried about misplacing your phone or (worse yet) having it stolen? Ease your fears and set up a tracking system before your worst case scenario strikes.

Windows 10 has a hidden video editor that works a bit like Windows Movie Maker or Apple iMovie. You can use it to trim videos or create your own home movies and slideshows. You can even have it create videos automatically.

This is the future of fashion.

The new Gmail web interface has been available for over a month now, but it’s still in preview and it’s an opt-in affair. However, the new UI will roll out… by Richard Gao in Google, News

We all need vitamins, but that doesn’t mean you need to take a vitamin. This week, science gave us another brick for the giant “vitamin pills are useless for most of us” sign that’s been under construction for a while. (It’s a metaphor, but I imagine it as something like the Hollywood sign, except nobody looks at it because they’re all busy shopping for vitamins in the valley below.)

If you’ve ever been in the hospital recovering from a surgery, you know the health care providers will ask you to “rate” your pain on a scale of 1 to 10, so they can administer pain relief if you need it. But assessing mental-health distress doesn’t have a simple 1-10 scale, because mental health isn’t as straightforward as physical pain. But nonetheless, people suffering from depression, anxiety, or other disorders might find it helpful to take …

The Joy of Cooking, Julia Child, and Martha Stewart advised home cooks to rinse off raw chicken, but is that actually a good idea? And how about produce and rice? Here’s a look at what to rinse and what not to.