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Is your vintage film camera still telling the truth? Light meter watch could be more useful now than in film’s heyday

Earlier this year I wrote about the development of a rather unusual camera accessory claiming to be the world’s first light-meter integrated watch and from today, Increment Labs’ LMW-V1: Light Meter Watch Kickstarter is officially live. Billed as “the first purpose-made watch for photographers,” and “the only watch to feature an integrated light meter,” the Light Meter Watch is…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

BYD's luxury off-road brand unveils first electric sedan and a low-slung sports car [Images]

Fang Cheng Bao is best known for its high-end off-road SUVs, but now BYD’s sub-brand has its sights set on a new market after revealing its first electric sedan and sleek Formula X sports car. BYD expands into luxury off-roaders, EV supercars BYD showcased a whole parade of new vehicles, ranging from flagship electric SUVs to supercars, at the 2026 Beijing Auto Show. One of the more…
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DefenseNews

Here’s what’s behind the US Army’s $2.1B R&D funding increase

Within the U.S. Army’s $253 billion budget request is a proposal to boost research and development spending by 12.9%. While officials say that extra $2.1 billion will allow the Army to “keep a technological advantage,” congressional leaders have expressed concern that it could come at the expense of accountability. During the Army’s congressional budget hearing, Rep. Betty McCollum…
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ComputersNews

Carbonite review: All-you-can-eat online backup

$96 annually for one computer (unlimited storage) The venerable Carbonite remains one of our favorite online backup solutions, thanks to unlimited storage for your backups and deep integration into Windows Explorer.. Carbonite offers unlimited online data backup with file versioning — i.e., it retains older versions of files. Versioning is what makes Carbonite a backup rather than a sync…
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