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Governments all over the world are quite keen to get people to adopt electric cars. But there’s only so much they can do by threatening to ban the sale of new gas-powered machines. Which is where ...
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Now that I have FaceTime, I have friends who suddenly want to video-call. My decision to ditch my Android phone in favor of an iPhone earlier this summer wasn't supposed to matter very much. Android phones are great, and for years I've been using the many non-iOS services that exist for texting and video-chatting my friends and family. I…
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Apple's new Series 7 lineup is on sale now. The new Apple Watch Series 7, now available in stores, starts at $399. The new device will run WatchOS 8 (launched Sept. 20, along with iOS 15) which brings a larger, more durable screen and new workout detection and fall detection options. The tech giant unveiled the smartwatch along with…
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The Oak Ridge National Laboratory has licensed its wireless charging technology for electric vehicles to Brooklyn-based HEVO.
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Aptera says you'll never need to charge its solar-powered three-wheeler. Lucid's Air Pure sedan aims straight at Tesla. And many more are on the way.
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While joining Apple, the world's most valuable company, seems like a no-brainer today, things were different back in 2001. That's when CEO Steve Jobs demanded — not asked — that Tony Fadell join the company to create a groundbreaking device. But the man who would go on to invent the iPod initially balked at the…
