In 1908, Corning Glass Works, in Corning, New York, developed a borosilicate glass that could withstand extreme heat and cold without breaking. They called the glass "Nonex" and used i

Receive a Daily or Weekly summary of the most important articles direct to your inbox, just enter your email below. By entering your email address you agree for your data to be handled in accord

When you think about buying a computer, you probably think about getting a big box that can sit on or next to your desk. But (aside from laptops) there is a class of computers that don't follow tha

T here’s something so calming about Arlie Glass’ handmade puakenikeni. Whether it’s their mellow lilac, light orange and soft pink hues, or how each delicate flower catches the

When I first pulled the Nothing Phone 1 from its slender retail box, I just stared at it, flipped it over in my hand and scrutinized the see-through bits and pieces. Nothing’s attention to det

EOS, the native token that powers the EOS blockchain, surged on Wednesday after breaking above key resistance in the $1.40 per token area. The cryptocurrency was last changing hands just below $

Summer is the perfect time to give your dinner table a little refresh. We're entertaining outside, the peak season fruits and vegetables offer unlimited inspiration, and the general pace of

Who hasn't collected a menagerie of drinking glasses over time? Yet, who really finds their mismatched glassware functional, much less appealing? More practical: a set or two of drinking gl