The biggest issues faced by wearable tech companies are arguably battery life and connectivity. Lucky for us, researchers at NUS have cracked the code on both fronts; inventing wearable gadgets that feature increased connectivity and battery life that lasts a 1000x longer.

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Smart headlights. Smart tyres. Smart seats. While Waymo, Mobileye and Baidu Inc dominate the core technology for autonomous driving, suppliers in the car industry still count on finding their own space in the business.

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Back in the 90s, there were about 7,000 items in your average grocery store. That’s already a lot of stuff to choose from, but today, that number is as high as 50,000. That’s 50,000 choices, 50,000 yes or nos — from one trip to the grocery store. Given there are many more important things than doing our daily shopping, and almost each of them comes with a similarly outsize wealth of options, who wouldn’t feel stressed?

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We all want to be liked by our friends, family, and coworkers, but if you’re constantly putting the wishes of others ahead of your own wants and needs, you may fall into the category of being a people pleaser.

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Dating apps are awful. But it’s a $3billion estimated market, and however frustrating people find online dating - it’s not going anywhere. So imagine if there was an algorithm that gave you just one match, removing endless swiping and choice from the online dating experience. Are you ready for your last “First Date”? Enter, The Marriage Pact.

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AI-powered basketball training app HomeCourt just got drafted to the pros! The NBA has invested in the hot AI startup to train, find and develop its next Michael Jordan.

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Based on a feature on The Verge, we discuss the business of “nomads” who travel across America to find interesting items in stores off the beaten path, that they then sell on the largest online store in the world, Amazon.

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Based on a feature on The Verge, we discuss the business of “nomads” who travel across America to find interesting items in stores off the beaten path, that they then sell on the largest online store in the world, Amazon.

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Altruism is a puzzle for behavioral biologists. Now the largest-ever study of pay-it-forward reciprocity is throwing new light on the phenomenon.

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As many as 25 million Android phones have been hit with malware that replaces installed apps like WhatsApp with evil versions that serve up adverts, cybersecurity researchers warned Wednesday.

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