3,500 Subaru vehicles in Canada recalled for possible loss of steering

3,500 Subaru vehicles have been recalled in Canada for loss of steering problems. The recall affects 2016 Subaru Legacy and Outback models whose steering columns may not engage correctly.

"On certain vehicles, steering column components may not have been manufactured to specification and therefore may not engage correctly, which could result in a loss of steering control and increasing the risk of a crash causing injury and/or damage to property," Transport Canada said in a recall notice on its website.

Transport Canada said dealers will inspect, and if necessary, replace the steering column.

Source: CBC.ca

Book. Stay. Go. launches with over 60 luxury & lifestyle hotels in six cities

Book. Stay. Go., today announced the launch of the hotel industry’s first SaaS-enabled marketplace, featuring mobile check-in and mobile room keys -- with 8M+ room nights of inventory in six U.S. cities and a slew of features to make booking and staying at a hotel a stress-free and seamless experience.

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Review: Lola headphones by Blue

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Blue is a popular maker of microphones and audio equipment and they have recently launched their Lola headphones which combine advanced ergonomics with custom drivers to enable a set of studio-quality headphones that can replicate music and audio as accurately as possible.

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Hyperloop One demos high-speed propulsion system

Imagine commuting from Ottawa to Toronto at the rate of 400 miles an hour. With any luck similar distances will be covered in mere minutes instead of hours if Hyperloop One's plans come to fruition. Hyperloop will use frictionless high-speed propulsion to enable human and cargo transport between cities that are hours away by plane in a fast, safe and energy efficient manner. 

The above test showcased propulsion and involved a 1,500 pound luge,  a series of magnets (called stators) were switched on to push the luge faster and faster, allowing it to accelerate from zero to 60 in 1.1 seconds with the ability to get up to 400 miles per hour. While many believed Hyperloop One to be years away from completion, it looks like things could happen faster than many had expected.