Casio Launches Tiny Ring with Real-Time LCD Display

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Two OpenAI partners at once expect to get valuations of more than $2 billion

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Lightfoot’s Solar-Powered E-Scooter Adds 5km of Range Every Hour in Sun

American startup Lightfoot has introduced an e-scooter with built-in solar panels that can add up to 5km of range every hour in good weather. The scooter reaches speeds of up to 32 km/h and offers a range of about 60 km on a full charge. Its frame is made from aerospace-grade aluminum, and it features a storage compartment large enough to fit a suitcase. Set to launch in 2025, the price for this

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