Ford issued a bulletin urging people to stop using the Tesla Supercharger adapter. This . The company says it will send a replacement adapter soon and asks users to return the faulty one. Both replacement and shipping charges will be free for sending the original back.
This is another high-profile stumble for Ford, especially since this adapter has already been delayed several times due to supplier issues. What’s more, these adapters aren’t like toys, given that they’re connected to Superchargers capable of producing 250kW of power. Ford should also consider that it should first sign a charging agreement with Tesla and adopt NACS as the charging standard in 2025.
– Dan Cooper
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Another round of newspapers versus AI startups.
The The Wall Street Journal and The New York Post there is . It comes only after a week The New York Times did the same, all three claimed to have stolen Perplexity’s content. Let the next round of the fight against artificial intelligence begin in the newsroom!
Yes, we paid someone to review the alarm clock.
Nintendo is such a high-profile company that even its goofy side-projects receive deep, serious scrutiny. There is Devindra Hardawar . It is designed to wake you up with sounds from various Nintendo games. Mario Odyssey and Breath of the Wild. Whether or not it’s worth the $100 asking price, you’ll have to read the review to find out that it’s both charming and frustrating.
I wish the naming convention was easier to understand.
Qualcomm announced . It packs the same Oryon CPU found in last year’s X Elite laptop chip and uses a 3nm process, which should offer significant jumps in performance. It will be interesting to see what devices it appears on and how fast it is compared to its predecessors.
