GARMIN’S NEW ETREX TOUCH PROMISES WEEKS-LONG TRAIL NAVIGATION
Battery life and mapping for backcountry users Garmin introduced the eTrex Touch, a rugged handheld GPS navigator aimed at hikers who want long endurance without a phone.
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Battery life and mapping for backcountry users Garmin introduced the eTrex Touch, a rugged handheld GPS navigator aimed at hikers who want long endurance without a phone.
Regional ties, trade and security coordination South Korean President Lee Jae Myung hosted Japan’s outgoing Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba in Busan for a summit focused on stabilizing ties before Ishiba’s departure from office.
An accelerator built around short video and live stages TikTok unveiled Crescendo, a program to discover and support classical musicians in partnership with London’s Southbank Centre.
Impacts on agriculture, reservoirs and inflation India recorded above-average rainfall during the June–September monsoon for a second straight year, the national weather office told Reuters.
The auctions and what’s at stake The U.S. government is set to auction coal leases in Alabama, Utah, Montana, and Wyoming after reopening federal lands to mining, a major test of industry appetite.
What’s new across devices Amazon’s fall hardware event delivered refreshed Echo speakers, a faster Fire TV stick, and updates to Alexa’s AI features aimed at making voice controls more conversational.
Casualties and rescue operations A three-story school building collapsed in Indonesia’s West Java province on Tuesday after days of heavy rain, killing at least five people and injuring dozens more, according to local authorities.
Late momentum lifts attendance The Osaka-Kansai Expo said attendance has surpassed its breakeven point, with daily visitors topping 200,000 for 17 straight days this month.
New habitat, new behaviors In West Palm Beach, curators opened a shared habitat for golden lion tamarins and Hoffman’s two-toed sloths, pairing fast-moving primates with famously slow neighbors.
Findings from the fire zone A Wired report profiles a California researcher using a nuclear X-ray technique to identify ultra-fine particles in wildfire smoke around Los Angeles.
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