Bryan Guitars has come up with a quick way to change the body color of a guitar. The body is filled with colored liquid, which can be drained and refilled in a jiffy. After more than 30 years in development, the first guitars are ready to rock. Source of Article
Hungarian design collective Hello Wood has created a compact cabin inspired by the tiny house movement. The Kabinka is intended to serve as a no-frills weekend retreat, additional bedroom, or office, and starts at €10,000 (roughly US$12,000). Source of Article
If you're considering SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for your organization, try openSUSE Leap and then migrate it to SLES with a few quick commands.
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The new model CV check valve from WIKA is designed for a wide range of applications in the process industry.
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As announced last month when the Z5 launched, Nikon has finally joined Canon, Fujifilm, Panasonic and GoPro in releasing beta webcam utility software that allows certain cameras in its range to be used as high quality webcams. Source of Article
The Call for Papers for the fourth edition of IVS - Industrial Valve Summit 2021, the international summit dedicated to industrial valves and flow control solutions scheduled on 26th and 27th May 2021 at the Fiera di Bergamo, has started.
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Thai operator AIS warned full year mobile revenue would drop due to weak consumer consumption and pricing pressure. In a statement it noted overall consumer spending remained weak and forecast…
Philippines-based PLDT revised 2020 capex guidance again, expecting to spend more than it forecast in May but with the figure still falling short of its original allocation. In an earnings…
KT expressed confidence in achieving a target of closing 2020 with 3.5 million 5G subscribers, as additions gathered pace in Q2 and fresh handsets are on the horizon. On an…
A NASA spacecraft has observed a pulsing glow coming from Mars. Huge spots of ultraviolet light were seen in the night sky, pulsing with uncanny regularity – exactly three times every night. The find highlights the Red Planet's atmospheric processes. Source of Article
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