Chevy offers $1,400 to Bolt EV owners who endured lower charging levels
GM has announced that it will pay $1,400 to owners of 2020-2022 Bolt EVs and EUVs who endured a recall that limited range to 80 [view more]
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Amazon now supports passkey logins on browsers and iOS devices
Amazon, the biggest e-commerce website in most countries, now supports passkeys. That gives users access to the new login solution that’s considered more secure than [view more]
Nvidia is reportedly working on Arm-based processors for Windows PCs
Nvidia is reportedly planning on making Arm-based chips for Windows PCs. According to Reuters, the company has “quietly begun” taking on Intel by designing processors [view more]
Meta is promoting Threads posts on Facebook and there’s no way to opt out
Meta is starting to ramp up its growth-hacking tactics for Threads in a bid to boost engagement on the Twitter competitor. The social network is [view more]
The DOJ Tesla probe has expanded to include EV driving ranges
The Department of Justice has expanded its investigation into , the company has confirmed. , Tesla said the agency has issued subpoenas for information related [view more]
Apple HomePods now have native YouTube Music support
The Venn diagram of owners and subscribers probably doesn’t have a lot of overlap. However, those who use both Apple’s speakers and Google’s music streaming [view more]
Sonos home theater sets are up to 20 percent off this weekend
Between October 27 and 29, home theater sets from Sonos will be 20 percent off. The Ray + Sub Mini, which is regularly priced at [view more]
The best Nintendo Switch controllers for every player
If you’re looking to add a bit of oomph to your Switch experience without completely upgrading the console, the first thing you should do is [view more]
SpaceX will launch ESA navigation satellites amid delays with the EU’s own rockets
SpaceX has struck a deal with the European Space Agency (ESA) to launch four of Europe’s Galileo navigation satellites into orbit using its Falcon 9 [view more]
North Korean workers got remote IT jobs to help finance weapons programs
The United States Justice Department says North Korean nationals have been working remotely for US companies, using fake IDs. The money they make is apparently [view more]