In this fascinating DIY tutorial, learn how to transform simple cardboard into a functional camcorder for your smartphone.

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In V Rising, constructing workshops and crafting resources is only a part of the everyday life of a vampire; however, there is another aspect to building one’s vampiric empire and that is research. In ...

At first glance, Nam-Joon Cho’s lab at Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University looks like a typical research facility — scientists toiling away, crowded workbenches, a hum of machinery in the ...

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Despite resilient stock markets and relatively low unemployment, cracks are forming beneath the surface: job growth is cooling, inflation remains stubborn and retailers are preparing for a weaker ...

With Peacock's pseudo spinoff of 'The Office' already renewed, the comedy vet sits down to talk about the contractual out he had if he hated his show, why viewers shouldn't expect another "Jim and Pam ...

Don’t stop the presses: “The Paper” is on a roll. A day before the series’ Sept. 4 premiere on Peacock, “The Paper” has already been given an early Season 2 renewal by the streamer. The news comes as ...

Arvind Kumar Mittal was from the small town of Chandpur in Uttar Pradesh, had. In 1998, he founded a company called Chandpur Paper with just 50 employees. Today, that company has grown from a small ...

“It’s still technically a spinoff, but I think it just needs to stand on its own two feet. People are already like, ‘Who’s the Jim? Who’s the Pam? Who’s the Dwight?’” Photo: Hohn P. Fleenor/PEACOCK It ...

The headline news about “The Office” spinoff “The Paper” is that it’s not bad. It’s not reinventing the wheel, but it’s surprisingly entertaining and amusing. Premiering on Peacock Sept. 4, “The Paper ...

For those unfamiliar with digital notebooks, they’re essentially a mix of modern tech with retro vibes. Many of us still love writing with pencil or pen and paper but will admit that physical books ...