Mercedes-Benz has revealed a 56 inch screen that nearly spans the width of a new electric car's interior, accelerating the car ind

The new default settings we should set are:free speech is a good thing; more information is better than less information, and

Researchers from the National University of Singapore created a new film that is able to absorb water from sweat. They then created a wearable device that turns the moisture into energy that can be used to power devices - currently only a single LED bulb. They hope with future versions it can power fitness trackers and smart watches.https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9114389/Scientists-develop-super-absorbent-film-harvest-human-sweat-power-wearables.html

Cascade Visitor Centre in Hobart, Tasmania sits in one of the most beautiful settings on Earth. With the ever-changing Mount Wellington as a back drop, and overlooking heritage gardens and the Georgian Facade of the brewery itself, Cascade Visitor Centre has been transformed. Originally home to Founder Peter Degraves, his wife and their 7 children, and neighbour to a wayward Errol Flynn, the visitor centre has been lavished with care and attention by its new owners, Asahi.Founded by Australia's most successful entrepreneur, Cascade once again shines as it deserves. www.cascadebreweryco.com.au/

The ever-accelerating pace of technological innovation makes the long-term future difficult to visualise. It’s important, when thinking in the long term, to understand that different problems will require different solutions. Interstellar travel and building habitats in space may help us survive the next billion years, but these technologies will not arrive in time to allow us to live out the century. If we want to be sure we will be around to tackle major problems, we’ll need to get a lot better at thinking beyond the next five years.https://singularityhub.com/2020/12/31/forget-your-five-year-plan-what-if-we-visualized-humanitys-future-in-centuries-millennia-and-beyo

Despite Covid-related woes affecting all of us in 2020, the FinTech industry has shown remarkable resilience.Boosted by e-commerce, online or app-based banking, and increased attention on saving & investing, many FinTech apps, in particular, have gone from strength to strength.Here are five (plus a couple of bonus apps) that have fared well at sea in 2020, plus a retrospective look at the 2019 list.https://superfitdad.medium.com/the-top-5-finance-apps-you-need-on-your-phone-in-2020-ef86e691c202