Monthly Archives: July 2015

There’s never been a better time to buy a cheap laptop. For $250, you can buy a Windows laptop that actually doesn’t suck. And for $300, well—you’ll be able to buy this amazing new transforming Asus Chromebook. What Is It? … Continue reading →

HILL AIR FORCE BASE — In a ceremony surrounded by four of the newest fighter aircraft in the Department of Defense fleet, the 570th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron was activated June 10. Greg Hoffman, squadron director, formally received the unit flag … Continue reading →

1. These slit-like headlamps are a new element, presumably something we’ll see more and more as new lighting technologies mature. 2. This bump-up in the hood contributes nothing to the design, is presumably there to stiffen the broad, flattish panel. … Continue reading →

In August 2013, in an effort to convince the population of north-west England that “fracking” (drilling for shale gas) was good for them, British Prime Minister David Cameron assured everyone they would save several pounds on each month’s energy bill. … Continue reading →

U.S. aviation regulators and industry officials have begun developing comprehensive cybersecurity protections for aircraft, seeking to cover everything from the largest commercial jetliners to small private planes. A high-level advisory committee set up by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration—including representatives … Continue reading →

July 7, 2015 | By Simon When it comes to some of the most effective uses for additive manufacturing, products such as custom-fitting prosthetics and one-off airplane parts certainly come to mind – but what about more simple cases such … Continue reading →