The industry finally admitted that people don’t want a phone on their nose, but a tool that helps them see, speak, or navigate, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK.

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Volvo is pushing deeper into electric freight with a new medium-duty semi that targets the most congested and polluted parts ...

Petaluma is worth a stop off Highway 101 for travelers passing through Sonoma County.  There’s a historic and appealing downtown with great food and ...

A well-designed contemporary mountain chalet should be a high-performance home where thoughtfully designed lounge, media, bar ...

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The Charger 2 captures a defining CES 2026 trend: energy tech that removes friction rather than adding complexity. By merging ...

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