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3 days ago | 
newatlas.com | Paul Ridden
Rugged smartphone specialist Doogee has added a new model to its V Max family, which is pitched as the first starter-level flagship phone. As well as being a tough cookie, the handset packs a huge battery, 120-Hz screen and dual camping lights.
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4 days ago | 
newatlas.com | Paul Ridden
Folks who work from home will probably be very familiar with a multi-display setup running from a single computer or laptop. Aura Displays has a solution for those who call a cafe or train their office, one which provides three additional screens. Extending the display real estate available to computer and laptop users is nothing new. We've seen a bunch of additional monitors, single-displays and double-displays.
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4 days ago | 
newatlas.com | Paul Ridden
Fat tires are not uncommon among Addmotor's range of electric tricycles, particularly for those built to venture beyond city limits. But the firm's "most versatile" model – the Greattan D utility e-trike – rolls with monstrous 7-inch fat tires. "Ever tried to load up your bike with groceries, work gear, or weekend camping supplies, only to realize there’s just no way it’s all going to fit?," asks Addmotor.
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5 days ago | 
newatlas.com | Paul Ridden
Kodak is probably best associated with film photography, but the distinctive brand logo can be found elsewhere – including on smart projectors. The latest is a portable 1080p pico projector packing Google TV and a big battery. The Luma 500 FHD Ultra Smart Pico Projector is being manufactured and sold by brand licensee C+A Global, which has been using the iconic Kodak logo on products since at least 2017.
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6 days ago | 
newatlas.com | Paul Ridden
Earlier this year, Aurzen took to Kickstarter (and CES) with a snazzy portable projector made up of three components connected via hinges so that users didn't need to carry a tripod stand. We've been getting bendy with one for the last few weeks. To recap our earlier coverage, the Zip was launched as the world's first tri-fold portable projector.
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1 week ago | 
newatlas.com | Paul Ridden
Lectric has brought a host of updates to the "best-selling ebike in America" for the launch of its XP4 folding utility ebike, including a powerful new motor option with an 85-mile battery that supports fast-charging, and an in-house torque sensor. Lectric was launched by Robby Deziel and Levi Conlow in 2018, and released its first ebike the following year. The XP and its subsequent generations have since become the ride of choice for more than 400,000 bikers across the US.
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1 week ago | 
newatlas.com | Paul Ridden
Space-starved folks looking for a cinematic solution to replace the living room TV may find a good fit in ultra-short-throw projectors, which snuggle up the a wall or screen yet throw up huge visuals. Optoma's latest model delivers "incredible brightness and true-to-life color in a new compact design."The GT4000UHD ultra-short-throw laser projector has a 12.87 x 12.91-inch footprint (32.69 x 32.79 cm) and stands 3.35 inches tall (8.5 cm).
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1 week ago | 
newatlas.com | Paul Ridden
Unitree has launched a modified version of its B2 quadruped aimed at putting out fires. Able to host various use-specific modules, the robodog hauls a powerful water cannon high-flow and can operate in extreme environments. Though quadruped robots can take on inspection, mapping and surveillance duties, they can also scout dangerous environments so that humans don't have to.
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1 week ago | 
newatlas.com | Paul Ridden
Rad Power Bikes has refreshed it RadRunner compact utility ebike family, updating existing models and adding a new feature-packed Max flavor that takes pedal-assist hauling up to 28 mph. Since its humble beginnings in the garage of founder Mike Radenbaugh's parents garage in the early 2000s, Rad Power Bikes has grown to become the largest ebike maker in the US. The brand has released a number of model lineups since, including commuters, folders and even a trike.
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1 week ago | 
newatlas.com | Paul Ridden
Staring at a computer screen all day and into the night can be fatiguing for your peepers. For certain tasks – such as coding or pawing through documents – an E Ink monitor might be a better fit. Boox has launched a 25.3-inch color E Ink display with super-refresh tech called the Mira Pro. Boox unveiled a monochrome E Ink Mira Pro at around the same time that Dasung was hitting Indiegogo with an equally proportioned color model.
