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Princeton scientists bend wireless signals around walls, hinting at wild terabit data speeds in homes, cars, and crowded cities CYwKj5XEDbciNNvp9UYXfi.jpg

Princeton scientists bend wireless signals around walls, hinting at wild terabit data speeds in homes, cars, and crowded cities

Amit Nayak 27/08/2025
High-frequency signals collapse when walls or people block their path Neural networks learned beam bending by simulating...
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This impossibly cool turntable uses a removable disc instead of any visible controls – it’s a weird minimalist dream eQHY6GRRQt2reqxAvM84Zi.jpg

This impossibly cool turntable uses a removable disc instead of any visible controls – it’s a weird minimalist dream

Amit Nayak 27/08/2025
The Luphonic H2 has no buttons or switches: controlled with a puck Three-layer chassis to eliminate vibration...
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Canada’s manufacturers and wholesalers look to be steadying after taking a hit this year from trade uncertainty and higher tariffs, with early estimates of sales suggesting a tailwind for a sluggish economy entering the third quarter im-81790347.jpeg

Canada’s manufacturers and wholesalers look to be steadying after taking a hit this year from trade uncertainty and higher tariffs, with early estimates of sales suggesting a tailwind for a sluggish economy entering the third quarter

Amit Nayak 27/08/2025
An advance tally of manufacturing sales points to a solid 1.8% improvement in trade in July from...
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Canada needs a big lift in construction if it is to close the housing shortage it faces over the next decade, a report by the country’s budget watchdog suggested im-820247.jpeg

Canada needs a big lift in construction if it is to close the housing shortage it faces over the next decade, a report by the country’s budget watchdog suggested

Amit Nayak 27/08/2025
Canada requires a total of 3.2 million new housing units by 2035, the Office of the Parliamentary...
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