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University of Tokyo researchers unveil picoRing, an ultralow-power ring mouse that controls AR glasses for over a month on one charge.

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Productivity isn't enough. Discover how your brain's executive function helps determine whether you live a meaningful life or an empty one.

The size of our social networks is limited even in the age of social media.