The most iconic Volvo is likely one of the brand’s brick-shaped models, bearing three-digit names and legions of followers. But since this is a car design column, I wager a better representation of ...

Google has announced new ChromeOS features focused on education and accessibility. One of the most notable innovations is the ability to control the computer with head and face movements. This feature ...

A Mother Tracks Her Son's Stolen iPhone On An 8,000-Mile Trip From NYC To Shenzhen, China – Here's What Irks Her More Than Losing The Phone ...

This isn’t Google’s first foray into the face-as-a-cursor space. It previously made an open-source AI accessibility tool for Windows games called Project Gameface, which was also announced for ...

Google is introducing various accessibility-focused and classroom ChromeOS features that allow you to control your Chromebook with your facial expressions and face, as the tech giant posts on its ...

Chromebooks are set to enter uncharted territory with a groundbreaking feature that feels straight out of a sci-fi movie: face controls. Yes, you read that right—soon, you’ll be able to control your ...

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That makes sense. You can outdrive your low-beam headlights at surprisingly low speeds. Even high beams aren’t as effective at illuminating our path as we might hope. How ineffective?