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Steam Link Steam Link is perfect for anyone gaming on Steam—it’s a free add-on that builds on the platform and transfers that experience to different devices around your home. You can even use Steam Link over the internet from remote locations, though there will be some lag depending on the speed of your connection. There are several platforms out there to help you do this, but these are our favorites so you can choose the best one for your hardware and software setup....

The portable FLARE (Fluorescence-Assisted Resection and Exploration) system uses near-infrared light to highlight cancer cells, giving surgeons a “paint-by-numbers” guide that shows the full extent of a tumor. Before surgery, patients are injected with special dyes called NIR fluorophores that target certain cell or tumor types and glow when they are exposed to near-infrared light. (Don’t worry, your prostate won’t glow orange — this process is invisible to the naked eye)....

Each method has its own benefits and it is up to the consumer to decide which product they prefer most. While there are several types of CBD Creams from which to choose, it all depends on what you are looking for. In this article, we will review 12 of the best CBD creams currently available so that you may find the one that is right for you. We have also included a buying guide to ensure that you know what to look out for when purchasing a CBD cream....

In our daily explorations of new studies and academic papers, we’ve come across a few scholarly publications, from the very scientific to the not-so, that crack us up. Here are some of our favorites.

Wildfire smoke contains large amounts of particulate matter, including ones that are less than 2.5 micrometers in size (about 30 times smaller than a human hair). Particles of this size are a major health concern, because they’re small enough to pass deep into people’s lungs and into the circulatory system. The bulk of PM2.5 in the United States comes from power plants and cars, but about 20 percent of the total is created by wildfires....

Here are some of the stand-out earbud deals you can get during the “Prime Early Access Sale.” Keep in mind some of these might be Lightning Deals, which means you’ll only have a couple of hours to snag the earbuds at their lowest price — or until stock runs out. Industry-leading active noise cancellation are what set Sony’s WF-1000XM4s apart, and makes them so good for frequent travelers or commuters....

Best overall: Dell UltraSharp U2720QBest for work: Dell S2722DZBest 4K: Dell U4320QBest for gaming: Dell G3223QBest for photo editing: Dell UltraSharp PremierColorUP2720Q How we picked the best Dell monitors I have been writing about and reviewing consumer electronics for nearly two decades. That includes years spent evaluating monitors for Popular Photography and other industry publications. During that time, I have also worked as a professional photographer and photo editor, both of which demand precision monitors....

Best overall: Dremel 7350-PETBest for large dogs: Casfuy Dog Nail GrinderBest with safety guard: Oster Gentle Paws Premium Nail GrinderBest with a guide light: GHG Dog Nail GrinderBest nail clipper-and-grinder set: Boschel Dog Nail Clippers and Grinder The best dog nail grinders: Reviews & Recommendations Best overall: Dremel 7350-PET Why it made the cut: Made by a trusted name in tools, this nail grinder is cordless and comes with a 60-grit sanding drum and two rotation speeds for easier trimming....

The first thing to think about when installing garage storage is what future remodeling you might be doing to the space. Permanent fixtures allow for less flexibility with future garage upgrades. Next, consider what you’ll be storing. If you or anyone else will be doing carpentry work inside the garage—and if there is enough space to accommodate such grand ambitions—you should consider storage that incorporates a workbench. For those who decide to get one that’s separate from the storage, it’s a good idea to get the workbench first and plan the cabinet or shelf storage around it....

Summer is the perfect time to go camping with the family. School is out, public campgrounds across the country are open now, and, with the snow (finally) disappearing in the high country, the weather is starting to hit that sweet spot. And if you need more convincing—did you know that June is National Camping Month? And while part of the fun of camping is roughing it outside, it never hurts to bring some supplies that will make the experience more comfortable—especially if you’re camping with kids or some friends who might not be the “outdoor type....

Best scientifically accurate: Sega Toys Homestar FluxBest value: Rosetta Star ProjectorBest for adults: BlissLights Sky Lite 2.0Best for kids: Gdnzduts Galaxy ProjectorBest budget: Infmetry Star Projector How we picked the best star projectors I’ve been fortunate to visit areas less affected by light pollution, so I know what it’s like to gaze upon the grandeur of our galaxy. As an editor at TechnoBuffalo, I visited NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, Calif....

Best for avid readers: Kindle UnlimitedBest for book lovers: Once Upon A Book ClubBest for bread lovers: WildgrainBest for cheese lovers: igourmetBest for the host: DecocratedBest for Hot Ones enthusiasts: FuegoboxBest for charcuterie wizard: PlatterfulBest for the enthusiastic home cook: Savory SpiceBest for calm people: Broken Top CandlesBest for the person in the holiday spirit: ReadyFestiveBest for the perpetual student: MasterclassBest for the cord-cutter: Sling TVBest for the discerning foodie: CortoBest for snack fiends: BokksuBest for coffee lovers: Atlas Coffee ClubBest for bakers: Crumble Crates...

Before we get into it, here’s a bonus tip: consider getting YouTube Premium for $12 a month, instead of YouTube Music. It costs a little more, but it includes the music streaming service and some useful extras for YouTube in general, including ad-free watching and the ability to download videos (music or otherwise) to your mobile devices. 1. Search by lyric YouTube Music is smart enough to work out what you’re after even if you only know a few snippets of the lyrics....

To find the best workbench you need to consider how you plan to use it. Some are designed more as workspace than for storage. Others offer cabinets or pegboards to organize tools, supplies, and equipment. You’ll also need to decide whether you’re looking for something relatively permanent that won’t leave your basement or garage, or something more portable. Some workbenches come on wheels, while others fold up neatly and can be taken from job to job....

Fusion Keeps the Star Stable Inside massive stars, hydrogen fuses to form helium. Energy released from these reactions, in the form of gamma rays, heats up the surrounding star matter, pushing it outward. This pressure counterbalances gravity [1], which tries to suck the star back in. As a result, the star remains stable—for a while._ Mass Creates Unusual Circumstances In most stars, gravity wins. The star runs out of atoms to fuse and can’t generate enough energy to push back....

That insight led her to hydrogels, a class of materials that look and feel like gelatin, only they trigger rapid healing in human tissue. The most promising application is in helping to repair injured knee cartilage. First, a technician extracts healthy cartilage cells from a patient. The cells are blended with a gel designed to simulate the structure of knee cartilage and are injected back into the injured knee. “If you inject the cells without the hydrogel, your knee won’t heal,” Anseth explains....

1. Shaquille O’Neal Star of Shaq-Fu for N64 (also former basketball player and current analyst for Turner Sports) Shaq will speak on the panel Tech Investing In Sports, moderated by CNN’s Brooke Baldwin. Let’s hope Aaron Carter doesn’t make a surprise appearance and show him up. 2. Ryan Seacrest Seacrest, out. Well, he’s actually in for the Entertainment Summit hosted by Variety. 3.Adam Silver Silver gets the Bronze on our list, for embracing tech as the commissioner of the NBA....

We’ve assembled our seven (plus an extra bonus!) favorite vehicles unveiled this week in the City of Angels. Some will be hitting dealer showrooms soon, while others have a bit of work ahead of them before they become reality. It’s reasonable to wonder about the future of auto shows as press gatherings, given the propensity for carmakers to hold private, pre-show events (like the monstrous BMW X7, which was revealed more than a month ago but makes its “auto show debut” in LA)....

Asbestos is resistant to heat and fire, making it a once-popular building material found in older homes, schools, and other structures around the country. White asbestos, also called “chrysotile asbestos,” is the only form of asbestos that’s currently imported into the US. The proposed rule would ban all manufacturing, processing, importation, and commercial distribution of the material in the major categories of products where it’s still used, including gaskets, automotive brakes and linings, and other vehicle friction products....

Information from the Web can already travel at the speed of light across optic fibers. But because outdated electronics process this data, it’s all for naught. The Australian scientists took advantage of speedy optic fibers by creating a thumbnail-sized photonic integrated circuit, which can rapidly process data—to the point that it can change the path of information one million times in a second. At an initial demonstration, the scientists showed that the chip generates an Internet 60 times faster than it is today....