George turned heads during the 2015 Trooping the Colour when he wore a powder blue onesie. Turns out, the little number is a royal family heirloom – it was worn by William at Trooping the Colour ...

The issue is not simply that there are fewer curve models on the runway; the thin models seem to be getting thinner. Even in a world that has long prized the idea of bodies as coat hangers ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Tuesday introduced an AI-powered robot called ‘Blue’ at GTC 2025 AI conference. The robot has been developed in collaboration with Disney Research and Google DeepMind. This ...

Its name and dimensions say ‘slim,’ but at 5.4 pounds, it doesn’t scream svelte. Its name and dimensions say ‘slim,’ but at 5.4 pounds, it doesn’t scream svelte. Antonio G. Di ...

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Of course, this version is sized differently. The Slim measures 0.89 by 14.1 by 10.6 inches (HWD), while the most recent (14th Gen Intel-based) Omen 16 came in at 0.93 by 14.5 by 10.2 inches. Both ...

With the removal of MagSafe on iPhone 16e, some had speculated that the iPhone 17 Air model wouldn’t offer it because of how thin the model is. There were also some rumors that MagSafe ...

A set of iPhone 17 dummies has surfaced, giving us a preview of how ridiculously thin Apple's worst-kept secret, the iPhone 17 Air, looks alongside the iPhone 17 lineup. Noted tipster Sonny ...

While the so-called "iPhone 17 Air" is not expected to launch until September, there are already plenty of rumors about the ultra-thin device. Overall, the "iPhone 17 Air" sounds like a mixed bag.

Mama's got the camera rolling as baby's arms are up — she's engaged her core muscles while wearing that cute blue onesie, a sweet yellow bow in her hair. And we hear her .... "Ahhh wooof! Ahhh woof!

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Taking inspiration from industrial forging, researchers have demonstrated a way to squeeze molten metals into atomically-thin layers, creating relatively large flakes of 2D metals. Using a ...