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The VW Mission Efficiency concept uses production-ready technology to deliver record-setting energy efficiency, demonstrating how smarter design can add range without a larger battery.
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Electric Car News: Volkswagen unveils the 'world's most efficient electric car' but you can't buy it
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Despite using a relatively small battery that supports rapid charging, VW says the car is capable of covering up to 500 miles between charges.
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Looking for the most recent NYT Connections puzzle answers? CNET publishes daily answers and hints for The New York Times Mini Crossword, Connections, Connections: Sports Edition and Strands puzzles. In Connections, you look at a grid of 16 words and pick four words that have a connection to each other. You do this four times…
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Looking for the most recent NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle answers? CNET publishes daily answers and hints for Wordle, The New York Times Mini Crossword, Connections, Connections: Sports Edition and Strands puzzles. Connections: Sports Edition might not be as popular as the regular Connections puzzle, but it’s a fun game that challenges sports fans, since…
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Apple could be planning a family of foldable phones in the next few years, building on its newly announced iPhone Duo, according to one tipster. Trusted Apple leaker Mark Gurman of Bloomberg predicts that Apple will eventually sell more than the basic foldable iPhone Duo. In fact, he says Apple may have chosen the three-letter…
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Screen-time battles are common: 70% of parents surveyed said conflicts over screens happen at least weekly, while 51% said recreational screen time has increased over the past year.
Kids may be more willing to unplug than parents think: 91% of parents said their children would likely put down their screens for a fun family game.
Don't make screen-free time feel like punishment: The better strategy is to make the alternative genuinely appealing and give kids some control over what the family does.
If telling your kids to put down their phones or tablets immediately triggers an argument, here's a different approach: Stop talking about the screens.
That's the advice Dave Campbell, founder and CEO of Taco Cat Games, gave me when I asked him what parents often get wrong when trying to pry kids away from their devices.
Instead of making putting down the screen the goal, make the activity itself the draw, Campbell told ConsumerAffairs. It's a timely suggestion given what parents themselves are reporting.
A new survey of more than 400 parents and caregivers found 70% experience disagreements or conflicts over screen time at least weekly, while 51% said their children's recreational screen time has increased over the past year.
But there's another number that caught my attention: 91% said their kids would likely put down their screens for a fun family game.
Nearly three-quarters also said their children are more engaged during family game time than during screen time.
So I asked Campbell, if kids really are willing to put their devices down, how can parents make that happen without turning it into another battle?
His advice was surprisingly simple: Give them something they'd rather do.
Don't sell it as a 'screen-free' activity
That becomes particularly relevant as parents start thinking about holiday gifts. The survey found 98% of parents are considering screen-free gifts for their children this holiday season.
But Campbell says parents can undermine those purchases if they present them as medicine for too much screen time.
A new game is much more appealing when its presented as something the family gets to do together, rather than something kids are getting because they need to spend less time on a device, Campbell told me.
In other words, his advice is to not make the screen part of the conversation.
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