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Tesla is still looking for a leader at Gigafactory Texas

Tesla is still looking to hire a person to be in charge of the entire Gigafactory Texas – a role often known as a plant director. The search comes amid Tesla trying to ramp up production at the factory, but the company remains vague about the current output. Over a year and a half ago,… Continue reading Tesla is still looking for a leader at Gigafactory Texas

Tritium and DC-America are building a coast-to-coast EV fast charging network

/ The American-made and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law-funded stations are built on skids for easy and fast deployment DC-America EV stations with Tritium DC fast chargers are built on a skid platform, requiring little digging on-site.Image: Tritium Tritium and DC-America are partnering to build a nationwide EV fast charging network and have qualified for federal funding… Continue reading Tritium and DC-America are building a coast-to-coast EV fast charging network

Scientists Searching Mars for Good Caves for Astronauts to Live In

These nine grottos are among some of the hottest Martian real estate. Martian Real Estate In a presentation earlier this month, a team of researchers from The Geological Society of America (GSA)identified nine of what they believe to be the most livable caves on the surface of Mars — spaces large enough that they could… Continue reading Scientists Searching Mars for Good Caves for Astronauts to Live In

Large Chunk of Chinese Rocket Comes Crashing Down, Lodges in Field

Why does this keep happening? Littering Rocket Parts A gigantic piece of a Chinese Long March 2D rocket has seemingly plummeted back down to Earth and lodged itself in a crop in the northwestern province of Gansu, as seen in images shared on Chinese social media. The images show a massive metal structure lodged vertically… Continue reading Large Chunk of Chinese Rocket Comes Crashing Down, Lodges in Field

The Hummer EV e-bike is just as over the top and ridiculous as the electric truck it’s based on

/ GMC is licensing the Hummer brand to an Indiana-based supplier of fat tired e-bikes to local police departments. The result is a dual-motor Class 3 bike with a big battery and lots of power. The Hummer EV e-bike was inevitable.Image: Recon GMC joined forces with the world’s largest supplier of e-bikes for law enforcement… Continue reading The Hummer EV e-bike is just as over the top and ridiculous as the electric truck it’s based on

AWOL LTV-3500 Short Throw Projector Review: Bright but Expensive

However, this is the first projector I’ve used where I felt I didn’t need blackout curtains (or significant modifications to my home). During the day, I could put on music videos or shows and still see what was happening perfectly well. As evening sets in, the lighting naturally becomes perfect for a movie night, with… Continue reading AWOL LTV-3500 Short Throw Projector Review: Bright but Expensive

Amazon’s latest tablet sale brings the Fire HD 10 back down to $75

All products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories include affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. All prices are correct at the time of publishing. Amazon’s Fire HD tablets are still worthy options… Continue reading Amazon’s latest tablet sale brings the Fire HD 10 back down to $75

HP Elite Dragonfly Chromebook review: The best of ChromeOS, but not worth the price

Google has been making high-end Chromebooks for almost a decade now, dating back to the $1,300 Chromebook Pixel in 2013. At the time, many people saw it as a beautiful but strange device. In the years that followed, both Google and its hardware partners have made premium Chromebooks more and more commonplace. Though, a still-unconfirmed… Continue reading HP Elite Dragonfly Chromebook review: The best of ChromeOS, but not worth the price

FTC says ed tech company Chegg exposed data belonging to 40 million users

You may trust Chegg with your textbooks or tutoring, but regulators aren’t quite so confident. The Federal Trade Commission has filed a complaint accusing education tech provider Chegg of “careless” security practices that compromised personal data since 2017. Among the violations, the company reportedly exposed sensitive info for roughly 40 million customers in 2018 after… Continue reading FTC says ed tech company Chegg exposed data belonging to 40 million users