That time France tried to make decimal time a thing
Ain’t nobody working 9 to 5 in this mess.
Andrew Tarantola has covered topics from military hardware and cutting-edge medical devices to cannabis accoutrements and home cooking gadgets since getting his tech journalism start in 2011. His current beats focus on EVs, spaceships, robots, and HALs (Artificial Intelligences and Machine Learning systems), as well as the weekly Hitting the Books column.
Articles By Andrew Tarantola
Hitting the Books: The first man to listen to the birth of stars
Grote Reber was a one-man radio astronomy revolution.
After 15 years, Local Motors will reportedly cease operations this Friday
The company behind the Olli autonomous shuttle is shutting down.
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'PUBG Mobile' maker sues copycat game and app stores that hosted it
This is the second time in five years that Krafton has sued Garena Online.
BMW's color changing car concept works just like an e-reader
Leopards can't change their spots but your next iX might.
GM officially reveals its Chevrolet Silverado electric truck
The company is aiming for a 400-mile range on both the RST First Edition and its WT model.
Chrysler's first concept EV could offer up to 400 miles of range
The Airflow will arrive in 2025, ahead of the company's EV revolution in 2028.
BMW's iX M60 performance EV will arrive with 610 HP and a half century of M edition pedigree
And don't forget the sub-4 second 0-60.
Seoul Robotics' autonomous 'Control Tower' remotely manages self-driving vehicle fleets
BMW is currently testing the system at its Munich manufacturing facility.
Hitting the Books: Amiga and the birth of 256-color gaming
Behold the rise of 12-bit graphics.
2021 showed us that trucks and SUVs don't need gas engines
Turns out America's best selling vehicle style is just as popular when electrified.
Russia fines Google $98 million over 'banned content'
Nor did Meta escape the court's ire.
NASA's $10 billion James Webb Space Telescope will study the universe's origins
More than 10,000 people spent twenty years developing this Hubble successor.
In 2021, Tesla's phenomenal profits were offset by constant crisis
We were promised robots.
In 2021, billionaires headed to the stars
Unfortunately, they all came back 30 minutes later.
Hitting the Books: AI can help us design the greener, cleaner homes of tomorrow
Computer vision and GANs will outfit your house with native landscapes and solar cells.
Cruise CEO to step down as GM accelerates self-driving car plans
CTO Kyle Vogt will be installed as the company's interim head.
Honda is piloting a road-monitoring system to spot faded lane markers
That data is then shared with road operators to help prioritize repairs.
Hyundai's Ioniq 5 EV crossover will start at $39,700 when it arrives
But you'll have to wait until spring for the small-pack 'SE Standard Range' at that price.
Hitting the Books: How the Silicon Valley mindset damages rural American communities
The second half of the twentieth century has not been kind to eastern Kentucky.
