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How Long Does It Take to Charge These Popular Electric Cars?
These are the fastest-charging EVs you can buy right now—and a few of the slowest A Porsche Taycan at an Electrify America DC fast charging station. By Keith Barry You probably know that electric vehicles take longer to “fill up” than gas-powered cars, but how long you have to wait depends on the car—and it can vary widely. Even at…
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Which industries are leading the charge when it comes to AI innovation?
AI has rapidly reshaped the business landscape, and as the technology is continually improved it continues to push new boundaries in enterprise productivity. Research shows one of the latest developments in the AI space, generative AI, has sparked a groundswell of attention from enterprises, who have ramped up their use of generative AI over the last year. McKinsey’s State of…
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Pixel 9a Will Have a Bigger Battery That Will Take Even More Time to Charge
Continuing the legacy of previous Pixel device leaks, unsurprisingly, many details about the Pixel 9a are already out, including renders and real-life images. While we’ve covered most of them briefly in our Pixel 9a roundup, the latest Pixel 9a specs leak reveals the battery capacity, charging speeds, display, and camera specifications. The latest specs leak comes from Android Headlines suggesting…
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Marriott’s FTC charge underlines danger of ‘inheriting’ data breaches during acquisitions
Marriott International has agreed to settle $52 million in penalty charges brought by the federal trade commission (FTC) after suffering multiple breaches over the last ten years. The hotel chain has suffered a number of cybersecurity incidents in recent years, but the initial breach is reported to have originated from Marriott’s subsidiary Starwood Hotels, which it acquired in 2016. As…
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The New York Times will now charge for past episodes of its popular podcasts
The Daily, The Ezra Klein Show, Hard Fork, and Modern Love are some of The New York Times’ most popular podcasts — and next month, only the most recent two or three episodes of each will be free of charge. The Times announced today that it’ll now offer a podcast subscription service through Spotify and Apple for $6 a month…
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Apple will charge more to swap your iPhone 16 Pro battery
Defective batteries are covered under Apple’s one-year warranty, and replacements are free under AppleCare Plus plans if your battery has less than 80 percent of its original capacity. If it’s higher than that and you’re still disappointed with its longevity, your options are limited to third-party repair or going the DIY route with official Apple parts, either of which could…
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Which EVs Can Charge at a Tesla Supercharger?
• General Motors (parent company of Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC) has said that owners of GM EVs would be able to access Superchargers starting in early 2024 using an adapter. However, the automaker now tells us that it is continuing to work with Tesla to finalize an agreement to allow Supercharger access. New vehicles will get built-in NACS charging ports…
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Google’s $1,799 Pixel 9 Pro Fold won’t wirelessly charge from the Pixel Stand 2 — here’s why
The Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold is not able to pull power from Google’s own popular wireless charger, due to the placement of the charging coil. Qi wireless charging has been a part of the Pixel series since the release of the Google Pixel 3. Later, Google released the Pixel Stand series including the Pixel Stand 2 last year, which…
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Microsoft to archive unlicensed OneDrive business accounts, charge reactivation fee – Computerworld
First, admins can generate a report via the SharePoint admin center to identify any such accounts across their organization. These reports — which display information such as username, email address, account type and the date of last activity on the account –—will be widely available beginning this Friday, Aug. 16. Once unlicensed accounts have been tracked down, they can be…
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