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This tiny $15 precision screwdriver just earned a permanent spot in my repair kit – heres why
Hoto 24-in-1 precision screwdriver ZDNET’s key takeaways A beautifully engineered screwdriver that takes on delicate tasks It is engineered for total control and precision It comes with 12 double-ended bits for a range of different fasteners. Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. I’ve reviewed a lot of Hoto hardware here on…
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Writer Feng Jicai explains the Chinese Lunar New Year
For many Western readers, the Chinese Spring Festival may appear as little more than red lanterns, fireworks and family gatherings. Yet within Chinese culture it is in fact the Chinese New Year — the beginning of a new cycle of time, a cultural river flowing unbroken for thousands of years. In our era, the writer…
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Watch: Yosemite waterfall turns molten orange
When the setting sun hits Horsetail Fall, it creates an optical illusion that transforms the water coming off the rocks into what looks like molten lava pouring down the granite face of El Capitan. According to the US National Park Service, the fiery effect appears only in mid to late February, and only on clear…
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The View | Why AI disruption isnt a major threat to Indias booming office market
Concerns about the impact of generative artificial intelligence (AI) abound. At the end of last year, uncertainty over the monetisation of AI was the dominant theme in stock markets. Many investors are worried about the mismatch between the vast sums of money being spent on computing power and the relatively meagre revenues from AI companies…
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Rodrigo Duterte: Whats at stake as ICC judges hear charges against ex-Philippine president?
The campaign, which Duterte waged as a city mayor and then throughout his six-year presidency, saw the extrajudicial killings of tens of thousands of alleged dealers, users and others, human rights groups say. ICC prosecutors allege he was involved in at least 76 murders and have charged him with three counts of crimes against humanity.
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US tariff policy hasnt changed, says Trumps trade representative
On the day that Trump announced the IEEPA tariffs last April, the tariffs on his products went from zero to 30%, Smeaton told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme. Afterwards, they went up to 100%, then 145%, and eventually a rate of 30% was paid. This later changed to 20% and, for a few hours on…
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