Where do the ultra-rich live?
Ultra-rich individuals, those that are worth at least $30 million, could live comfortably anywhere on the planet but as of this year, Hong Kong holds the…
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Medical research on psychedelics shows brain benefits
Psychedelic drugs like LSD and psilocybin, the active compound in ‘magic mushrooms’ have shown positive results in combating mental illness, such as…
Electronics manufacturers are pushing up demand for cobalt
Once considered a waste byproduct of the metal mining industry, cobalt has become much more precious to technology manufacturers because of its ability to…
Choosing between a smartphone camera and a professional model
Professional digital cameras outperform smartphone cameras, but choosing between the two comes down to price, convenience, and expected use, according to…
Smart doorbells can help prevent crime
About 30 percent of Americans say they have had a package stolen from their doorstep, according to USA Today. Companies like Ring are providing…
Christmas delivered
If you hate debating over Christmas trees at the local lots, Amazon has an alternative. According to the Associated Press, Amazon will deliver North…
Headphone jacks disappear
Apple stirred up a controversy back in 2016 with the omission of the standard 3.5mm headphone jack from the iPhone 7. Instead of the jack, the phone came…
Subscription boxes offer surprises, but they come at a cost
Imagine receiving a box of your favorite things every single month. You can get that with subscription boxes. For a monthly fee, you get a surprise box of…
Foods with a very long shelf-life
* White Rice: In an air-tight container in temperatures below 40 degrees, it lasts up to 30 years. * Honey: With an airtight seal, honey can last decades,…
Honey: The sticky story about an ‘eternal’ food
Around the time of Moses, when Rome was just pasture land, a lowly Egyptian worker filled some jars with honey, sealed them tight and stored them in a…