The company temporarily paused flights of its Prime Air delivery drones on Wednesday morning following two back-to-back crashes involving a crane. But airborne deliveries in the West Valley Phoenix Metro Area have resumed and Amazon is “confident that there wasn’t an issue with the drones or the technology that supports them.”
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After first debuting last year, Casio has introduced a new version of its ring watch made from stainless steel with gold ion plating. It’s currently only available in Japan for 22,000 yen, or around $150, and you’ll have to enter a lottery that’s open until October 6th for the chance to buy one.
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Grant Davis has shared an in-depth 20-minute video detailing the trials and errors of building an old-school CRT combo TV out of Lego that mechanically recreates the iconic bouncing logo screensaver found on many DVD players. It took three months to perfect, but that was clearly time well spent.


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