ByteBrief
We're a portrait publication through and through. Turn your phone back and your briefing picks up right where you left it.
(We tried widescreen once. It wasn't us.)

Australian researchers published Monday in PNAS that a bee stinger uses a dual-piston mechanism to pump venom independently after detaching from the bee. Lead author Fiorella Ramirez-Esquivel notes the findings could inspire new medical devices and micro-pumps requiring continuous liquid flow.
Tap to vote and see what everyone thinks.
Summary by ByteBrief