It’s like F1 — but in the sky. Flying Car Racing Flying car startup Airspeeder has completed what it’s referring to as the “world’s first electric flying car race” in the South Australian desert. While the two competing pilots were steering the two full-scale flying cars remotely, it still made for an epic launch of… Continue reading Pilots Go Head to Head in “World’s First Electric Flying Car Race”
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Auto Parts Market Size to Grow by USD 324.52 Bn, Increased Use of Technological Advancement to Boost Market Growth – Technavio
NEW YORK, Oct. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The “Auto Parts Market by End-user (OEM and Aftermarket) and Geography (North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East and Africa) – Forecast and Analysis 2022-2026″ report has been added to Technavio’s offering. The potential growth difference for the auto parts market between 2021 and 2026 is… Continue reading Auto Parts Market Size to Grow by USD 324.52 Bn, Increased Use of Technological Advancement to Boost Market Growth – Technavio
A bowl of soup, a taste of Jiangxi
NANCHANG, China, Oct. 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — A news report from chinadaily.com.cn: East China’s Jiangxi province is known for picturesque landscapes and its rich cultural heritage. The long and splendid history also endows Jiangxi cuisine with its unique cultural meanings. Continue Reading Clay pot soup is prepared in giant clay pots and simmered over burning coal for more… Continue reading A bowl of soup, a taste of Jiangxi
Works councils: The situation in the metal and electrical industry is stable despite the uncertainty
Frankfurt – Despite the political and economic uncertainties, the situation of companies in the metal and electronics industry is still mostly solid. That is the result of a works council survey by IG Metall, in which works councils from around 3,360 companies took part in the past two weeks. Scaremongering is unfounded Jörg Hofmann, First… Continue reading Works councils: The situation in the metal and electrical industry is stable despite the uncertainty
19 Best Deals From Best Buy’s Flash Sale (2022): Headphones, TVs, Apple Devices
Amazon fired a salvo years back when it launched Prime Day, which has since expanded to multiple days—and, this year, two separate events. Best Buy is the latest to launch a lightning strike of its own with a flash sale to steal Prime Day’s thunder. But act quickly if you want new headphones, a new… Continue reading 19 Best Deals From Best Buy’s Flash Sale (2022): Headphones, TVs, Apple Devices
Elizabeth Warren presses Texas on crypto miners’ energy use
Elizabeth Warren and six other Democratic senators are pressing Texas’ energy regulator on whether the crypto mining industry is putting additional strain on the state’s grid, and its impact on climate change. In a letter to the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), the senators note that “cryptomining companies are flooding into states like Texas,”… Continue reading Elizabeth Warren presses Texas on crypto miners’ energy use
Microsoft’s Seeing AI app can scan the boxes of Advil, Theraflu and more to read out details
Microsoft has been gradually updating its Seeing AI app since its launch in 2017, expanding language support and general functionality over the years. Today, the company is announcing a new feature that would let Seeing AI read out detailed information when users scan the barcodes of products by healthcare company Haleon. The feature is rolling… Continue reading Microsoft’s Seeing AI app can scan the boxes of Advil, Theraflu and more to read out details
Google lets Donald Trump’s Truth Social into Play Store
The Donald Trump-backed Truth Social is live in Google’s Play Store following a months-long delay due to concerns over its content moderation policies. The two sides had been going back and forth about the app’s approval since late August, according to Axios. Truth Social launched in Apple’s App Store back in February, but up until… Continue reading Google lets Donald Trump’s Truth Social into Play Store
Alex Jones ordered to pay $965 million after misinformation campaign targeting Sandy Hook families
After nearly a decade of peddling baseless conspiracy theories and outright lies about the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, a Connecticut jury has awarded nearly a billion dollars in damages to families of the victims and an FBI agent whose lives were further upended by Jones’ claims the shooting was a hoax.… Continue reading Alex Jones ordered to pay $965 million after misinformation campaign targeting Sandy Hook families
Lawsuit accuses Meta executives of taking bribes from OnlyFans
A lawsuit accusing Meta of conspiring with OnlyFans is now known to include some serious allegations against top executives. Thanks to an accidentally unredacted court document, Gizmodo has learned that adult entertainers accused Meta global affairs President Nick Clegg, VP Nicola Mendelsohn and European safety director Cristian Perrella of taking bribes to give OnlyFans an… Continue reading Lawsuit accuses Meta executives of taking bribes from OnlyFans