Why Rolls-Royce Intentionally Made Its First EV Accelerate Slower
Rolls-Royce's first electric vehicle, the Spectre, is on the way. Unlike other manufacturers, though, they're taking steps to slow down the car's acceleration.
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Rolls-Royce Spectre First Drive: Half-Million Dollar EV Comes With Surprises
The Rolls-Royce Spectre is the company's first EV, and it's exactly the exercise of excess that you'd expect. We took it for a drive.
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How The Oil Crisis Drove Cadillac To Develop The Seville
The Seville first arrived in May 1975, and went against the grain of what competitive luxury cars offered at the time.
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How To Find And Watch Twitch On A Roku Device
Twitch officially removed support for Roku devices in 2017, but there are still ways (officially and unofficially) to watch your favorite streamers on Roku.
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The Ford Bronco Everglades' Winch Is One Of Its Most Unique Features
A winch on your SUV may look cool, but what's wound onto it could be more important when you're out in the wilderness.
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Everything You Need To Know Before Buying Over-The-Counter Hearing Aids
Thanks to an FDA ruling, hearing ads are now available without a prescription or medical exam. But what are the pros and cons of picking OTC hearing aids?
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5 ChatGPT Myths You Should Stop Believing
While ChatGPT certainly captivated the tech world with its debut and popularity, many of the myths surrounding the AI's capabilities are certifiably false.
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5 Android Apps Every Golfer Should Have Installed
The most important all around tool in your golf bag might just be your Android phone. Here are five must have golf apps that Android users should install.
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Every Toyota RAV4 Generation Ranked Worst To Best
The Toyota RAV4 has been a popular crossover SUV ever since it was introduced in the late '90s. Here is every generation of the RAV4, ranked.
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5 Free Games Every Steam Deck Owner Should Have Installed
If drained your bank account on a Steam Deck and need some free games to tide you over, check out these five great options that support the handheld.
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The Most Reliable Engines Ever Built By Volkswagen, Ranked
Volkswagen has produced a catalog of engines that have helped to define the automaker as among the most innovative in the industry.
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When Building A PC, Never Go Cheap On These Parts
Whether it's a workhorse computer for processing power, or you need a new gaming rig, make sure there's room in your budget for getting quality parts.
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The 5 Best Public EV Charging Networks, Ranked
A bunch of companies have put up thousands of EV chargers around the U.S. But which one is the right fit for your needs? Dive in to find out.
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Why Your Amazon Alexa Device Is Flashing Yellow, And What It Means
What is up with that yellow light? Don't worry, it's not a yellow alert or anything dire. And you can get rid of it with a simple Alexa prompt.
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5 Free Game Development Programs To Help Get Your Creation Started
Trying to make a video game on your own? These tools will help you immensely, from 3D animation to sound effects, without having to get into coding.
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Electrify America Is Adding Tesla's NACS Connectors To Its EV Chargers
Electrify America, the nationwide network of charging stations, plans to add Tesla's NACS connectors to its charging stations. Here's what that means.
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Polestar Is The Latest Car Maker To Adopt Tesla's NACS Connector
Yet another major car manufacturer, Polestar, has announced plans to swap to Tesla's North American Charging Standard plugs. They're far from the only ones.
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Ferrari Reveals SF90 XX Stradale And Spider, But Good Luck Getting One
In true Ferrari fashion, the limited edition SF90 XX Stradale and Spider boast incredible PHEV performance, but there's only going to be a few hundred each.
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Free Channels Every Roku Streaming Stick User Should Have Installed
Roku can be a great TV service to access your subscribed content, but there are a lot of good free options you can try out as well. Here are our favorites.
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Sony Accidentally Reveals Major PlayStation Game Budgets
Sony submitted paperwork as part of the Microsoft - Activision Blizzard legal battle, and in doing so, accidentally revealed sensitive PlayStation data.
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Lenovo Tab Extreme Review: Exactly The Sum Of Its Parts
The Lenovo Tab Extreme is a 14.5-inch Android tablet that rolls with a detachable keyboard, stand, and stylus. It's a monster with a price that matches.
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ChatGPT Could Be Changing The Way You Think, And You Might Not Even Realize It
When people strongly believe generative AI programs to be knowledgeable and confident, they are more likely to put their trust in them.
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Free Apps Every Amazon Fire Stick User Should Have Installed
Your Amazon Fire Stick can be an incredibly versatile device once you unlock its potential. Here are some of our favorite free apps to do just that.
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GM Reveals Ultium Home Energy Bundles, But Pricing Remains A Mystery
GM plans to take on Tesla's Powerwall with several bundles of its own home energy options, whether through EV bidirectional charging, or even via solar panels.
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This Early Electric Car Built By GE Proved That EVs Still Had A Long Way To Go
Prior to the oil crisis in the 1970s, General Electric was one of the first companies to prototype and test a contemporary electric car for consumers.
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SAE Eyes NACS Standard As Tesla's Big Plug Gamble Pays Off
Tesla's NACS port has been embraced by the SAE, making things easier for manufacturers and paving the way for more consistent EV charging experiences.
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Volvo Is The Latest EV-Maker To Switch To Tesla's Plug
Becoming the first European automaker to support the North American Charging Standard, several Volvo EVs will be able to access Tesla's network next year.
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