Aston Martin and Red Bull uncover revolutionary AM-RB 001 hypercar

[AUTOMOTIVE] [Aston Martin and Red Bull uncover revolutionary AM-RB 001 hypercar] The idea of a road car with aerodynamics by Adrian Newey is enough to get any motorsports fan excited. The AM-RB 001 manages to look beautiful and brutal at the same time, combining state-of-the-art underbody aerodynamics with a silhouette to make car lovers go weak at the knees. ​[Read more] [MUSIC] [Mogees Play lets you tap out a rhythm game on your desk, or a watermelon] ​If you’re the kind of person who can’t help tapping, slapping and rapping on things as you dance around the kitchen, well now there’s an app for that. Three, actually. And a device that reads your perfunctory percussion and transmits the signal into your phone for you to play games with.[Read more] [SPACE] [RemoveDebris to launch space cleanup demonstrator] In an effort to clean up orbiting space junk, the Surrey Space Centre has announced that it is leading a mission to send the RemoveDebris demonstrator into orbit to test low-cost technologies that could be used to collect and remove space debris.[Read more] [BICYCLES] [New e-bike combines classic, leather-and-wood style with hybrid electric drive] The all-new Italian-designed, Swiss-built e-bike from Velocipede Fogliaverde takes the idea of a classically styled e-bike to the next level, with a low-profile design dressed up with leather, wood and even rust.[Read more] [AUTOMOTIVE] [50th Anniversary Camaro celebrates the evolution of an icon] Modern muscle cars might be comfortable, capable sports cars, but the family line started as unsophisticated beasts in the 1960s. Chevy is celebrating this evolution with the Camaro 50th Anniversary Edition, a car with some retro fashion sense, but a more modern setup under the hood. [Read more] [SPACE] [Titan may hold the key to non-water-based life] Titan is one of the most interesting bodies in the Solar System, as the only other place we know of that very likely holds liquid water. Scientists have found that conditions could be right for non-water-based life to evolve, challenging our Earth-focused ideals of habitability. [Read more] [COLLECTIBLES] [Einstein's (very cool) leather jacket heads to auction] By all available measures, Albert Einstein has become one of the strongest personal brand names in history, and next week, the Brown 1931 Levi Strauss Leather Jacket worn by Science's rock star is going to auction.[Read more] [SPACE] [Martian sand dunes boast unearthly qualities] No sign yet of giant sandworms, but NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover has sent back images that show sand ripples on the Red Planet’s dunes are of a type not found on Earth’s deserts. Created by Mars’ thin atmosphere, the information has provided new clues on the history of the planet’s atmosphere.[Read more] [MOBILE TECHNOLOGY] [Moto Z vs. HTC 10] ​The Moto Z​ and HTC 10​ are two different takes on the flagship smartphone. Motorola's is a bold (but also risky) modular handset, while HTC's refines the classic smartphone formula. Read on, as we see how their features and specs compare.[Read more] [DIGITAL CAMERAS] [Scuba-specific actioncam won't give divers the blues] The Octospot is an actioncam that's optimized for scuba diving. Among other things, it's reportedly the first to offer pressure-controlled auto white balance, so that images don't look bluer the deeper you go.​[Read more] [DRONES] [Stunning drone-snapped photos get high honors] Drone photography site Dronestagram provides a forum for high-flying photo making and it's recently announced the eye-popping winners of its third International Drone Photography Contest. Gizmag has a look at the shots that soared into the highest spots[Read more] [HEALTH & WELLBEING] [Two-dollar testing device detects Zika quickly] An inexpensive new device created by researchers from the University of Pennsylvania uses genetic material instead of antibodies to detect the Zika virus.[Read more] [3D PRINTING] [Super-strong and airy 3D-printed supermaterials inch closer to reality] Researchers at the Masdar Institute are creating 3D printed high performance materials with custom-designed mechanical, thermal and electrical properties by manipulating the materials' internal structures.[Read more] [ARCHITECTURE] [New Finnish sauna lets men and women let off steam together] Steaming in a sauna is an essential part of Finnish culture, but the number of public saunas is said to be in decline. A new sauna in Helsinki called Löyly is designed to attract tourists, and also allows male and female visitors to bathe together.[Read more] [MOBILE TECHNOLOGY] [OnePlus 3 vs. Samsung Galaxy S7 edge] It's high-end phone with budget pricing vs. high-end phone with ... expected pricing, as we compare the features and specs of the OnePlus 3 and Samsung Galaxy S7 edge.[Read more] [TINY HOUSES] [Turnkey tiny house is ready to move right in] New Frontier Tiny Homes looked to Scandinavia for inspiration when building its Riverside tiny house. Sure to turn heads with a distinctive ebony stained cedar board and batten siding, the tiny house is offered as a turnkey model, so contains everything required to move in right away.[Read more] [ROBOTICS] [Dutch robot claims victory in Amazon Picking Challenge] Last year, Amazon kicked off its inaugural Picking Challenge to encourage teams to create robots able to perform the task of an Amazon stock picker. This year’s competition added a second type of challenge – and a Dutch team has claimed victories in both.[Read more] [MUSIC] [Sennheiser responds to Bose wireless assault] Last month, Bose added Bluetooth wireless to its top drawer active noise cancellation technology for the QuietComfort 35 over-ear headphones. Sennheiser has responded to the battle cry with the PXC 550 Wireless headphones.[Read more] [SPECIAL PROMOTION FOR GIZMAG READERS] [Trick Out Your Computer with the Ultimate PC Bundle: 10 Premium Apps for Under $40] Boost your productivity on your PC with 8 apps that will target specific areas of your workflow, and make them better. From Internet surfing, to backing up your files, to photo editing, to website creating, everything you do on your PC will be done with the highest level of efficiency.[Read more] You are receiving this email because you signed up for our daily newsletter at www.gizmag.com. [Update profile] | [Unsubscribe] Copyright Gizmag © 2016