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The latest news and reviews in the world of tech, automotive, gaming, science, and entertainment - since 2005.
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#ElectricVehicles #BatteryRecycling #Sustainability
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China's EV Boom Has Left It With A Battery (And Crime) Problem - SlashGear
There are plenty of different reasons why electric vehicles haven't yet taken off in certain markets the way automakers and government regulators once hoped they would.
#SpeedLimits #TrafficRegulation #RoadSafety
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Variable Speed Limits Are Popping Up Across America - Here's How The System Works - SlashGear
Speed limits are a subject of constant discussion across America, and because of decentralized state regulation over the limits, there can be a wide variance in limits from state to state.
#Gmail #Google #EmailManagement
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Google Might Finally Allow You To Change Your Gmail Address In 2026 - SlashGear
As the most popular provider in the world, Google's Gmail is practically synonymous with personal email. But one issue has plagued Google users ever since Gmail first launched in 2004: Changing your Gmail address -- which is also your Google username, at least by default -- has never been possible.
#Technology #Innovation #China
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China Beamed Gigabit Internet From Space Using Low-Power Lasers: Here's How It Worked - SlashGear
China is currently giving tough competition to Western tech giants, especially in frontier innovation segments such as electric cars, AI development, and energy transition.
#Technology #Innovation #China
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China Beamed Gigabit Internet From Space Using Low-Power Lasers: Here's How It Worked - SlashGear
China is currently giving tough competition to Western tech giants, especially in frontier innovation segments such as electric cars, AI development, and energy transition.
#ElectricMotors #Innovation #SustainableTechnology
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Cutting-Edge Mercedes-Benz Motor Could Make Future EVs Much, Much Lighter - SlashGear
U. K. -based YASA, a wholly owned subsidiary of Mercedes-Benz, has developed a whole new type of electric motor. YASA's axial flux motor (AFM), in its second iteration, is an electric motor that weighs just 12.
