Welcome to today’s photo of the day! Here we have the Williamson Patent Derringer, produced from 1866 to 1870, chambered in .41 rimfire, and including a percussion adapter to convert between cartridge and cap operation. The 1860s were a transitional period where percussion and metallic cartridge systems actually co-existed. Wherever they went, not everyone had
Just two days after launching its first gimbal camera in the United States, Insta360 has responded to DJI’s launch-day lawsuits with two countersuits of its own, claiming five utility patents covering gimbal stabilization, directional control, telemetry overlays, and panoramic video. This escalation turns the most watched rivalry in consumer imaging into a two-front legal battle
The future of high-performance electric motorcycles remains a developing story, but Yamaha has once again demonstrated that it has no intention of being left behind in the electrification race. A recently published patent has revealed fresh details about a new electric sports bike project that could ultimately become one of the most important models in