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Nick Ficara, writing at va3ndf.com, documented how his team replaced the cardstock name tag at Hack the North with a programmable circuit board. Each badge carries an ESP32, a color screen, buttons, an NFC reader, a WS2812B LED and two AA cells.…

E Ink is making a brand new e-reader with a screen that has some seriously impressive e-paper specs, but you may be waiting a while to get it.

Three rows on one result screen are built to look identical, and the differences between them are all in the copy: one carries a standing caution, one never gets a green tick, and one says what was looked for rather than what is safe.

What happened to Pulse for iPhone? Revisit Pulse.me, the LinkedIn redesign and today’s options for reading RSS feeds.

From bin-bag bats to KPop Demon Hunters-inspired looks, here are the homemade outfits you’ll be rocking this year

Jeremy Bradley-Silverio Donato came to fiction without a literary network. The routes he has set up between his novel and its readers show what an author can own, and what he has to borrow.

Learn how one of the biggest tech companies played a major role in the reason many people stopped using RSS feeds

How to write technical blog posts that people actually read A strong technical blog post...

Travellers warned to beware of debit card cons after one was charged £1,500 for a kebab and another £3,000 for corn on the cob

Whether you're a big reader looking to add to your TBR or a new reader hoping to form a fresh habit, these 11 books will have you hooked from page one.

A reproducible measurement of the New York Times front page, taken on an ordinary day in 2026, recorded the browser issuing more than four hundred distinct network requests and pulling down more than…

Built an EPUB Text-to-Speech Reader using hashtag#Supertonic3 — a lightning-fast and much better than...

From The Register: Bedrock and a hard place: Claude adventure leaves AWS user staring down $30K invoice

From Tomsguide RSS Feed: I only just forked out for a Kindle Colorsoft, but Amazon's new colour Kindle Scribe is giving me serious FOMO, darnit

From Android Police: I ditched my tablet for an e-reader on a week-long movie shoot, and I'd do it again

Margaret Atwood’s short story, “Death by Landscape,” opens with an elderly widow who has recently moved into a Toronto apartment along with her fine collection of Canadian art. After a brief descri…