Technology

April 18, 2025

Adobe Adds 1,500+ Fonts at No Extra Cost, Including Many of the Most Popular of All Time

If you're a designer or creative who relies on the Adobe suite for work, we have some great news for you. More than 1,500 typefaces have been added to Adobe Fonts, including some of the most popular in the history of design. The best part? They are available at no extra cost to all paid Creative Cloud subscribers around the world, raising the total count of fonts on this platform to over 30,000.

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April 3, 2025

These Air Taxis Could Take You From Heathrow Airport to Central London in Only 8 Minutes

Flying cars may not be a reality just yet, but electric air taxis are about to be. In partnership with Virgin Atlantic, California-based Joby Aviation has pioneered an innovative, emissions-free transportation service that could take passengers from Heathrow airport to central London in as little as eight minutes. In stark contrast, the same trip can take up to 80 minutes by car.

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March 12, 2025

Adobe Photoshop Has Finally Come to the iPhone, Boasting a Range of Features From the Desktop Version

Up until a few weeks ago, Adobe only offered the Photoshop Express app for smartphones. The app, though integrating features like sticker decorations, immersive filters, and animation effects, focused mostly on photo editing, forgoing more advanced tools and mechanics. On February 25, however, Adobe announced the release of a far more sophisticated Photoshop app for the iPhone, boasting many of the same features available on the applicationโ€™s desktop version.

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February 25, 2025

Eerie Humanoid Robot Uses Synthetic Muscles With Hydraulic Fluid To Emulate Kicks and Twitches

When we think of robots, we usually picture machines with clunky, mechanical movementsโ€”much like the motions and gestures of a waitress in China who tricks customers into thinking she's an android. Well, the days of โ€œroboticโ€ being synonymous with rigid moves may be over. Clone Robotics, a Poland-based company, has introduced the Protoclone, a robot with synthetic muscles that give it eerily realistic human motions.

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