Tesla has raised the prices of its EVs for the second time this month. After adding $1,000 to some models last week, the automaker has now implemented a much larger price increase across its lineup.
Elon Musk says Tesla will do nothing to stop United Auto Workers (UAW) from holding a union vote at the company's Fremont, California factory.
80% of Starlink satellites launched by SpaceX on February 3 won't reach their intended orbit. SpaceX has revealed that a geomagnetic storm had a severe impact on the satellites.
Tesla has received a subpoena from the SEC, noting that the agency, in particular, is seeking information on its "governance processes around compliance with the SEC settlement, as amended."
Small businesses might soon be able to accept payments using their iPhones without extra hardware. Apple could start rolling out the feature through a software update in the next few months.
Twitter is still working on a feature that will give you a way to blast tweets that can only be seen by the friends you choose first revealed in July last year.
The US International Trade Commission has agreed with Sonos' claims that Google had infringed on its speaker and cast patents.
Popcorn Time, the app that was once popular for making pirating movies as easy as watching Netflix, has shut down. Its original developers abandoned it in 2014 but it has survived as open source.
Facebook has announced that a limited number of people in the US will now be able to send and receive Novi payments from within WhatsApp.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket has blasted off with NASA's Imaging X-ray Polarimetry Explorer satellite, capable of measuring the polarization of X-rays that come from cosmic sources like black holes.
While Tesla has yet to issue a recall, internal documents distributed to authorized service providers in late November, asking them to swap faulty repeater cameras for Autopilot at no cost to owners.
Niantic has acquired another company to help build out its augmented reality platforms: Lowkey, an app you can use to easily capture and share gameplay moments.
Apple's long-rumored mixed reality headset will be powered by two processors, according to renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. In Kuo's latest research report, and won't need to be tethered to an iPhone.
The first electric Hummers will be making their way to their new owners this holiday season. GMC boss Duncan Aldred has announced that deliveries of the Hummer Edition 1 begin December.
Starbucks has teamed up with Amazon to open a cashierless store in NYC. The new location will combine the Starbucks app's order ahead feature with Amazon's Just Walk Out technology
Amazon has escalated its fight with Visa: Starting on January 19th, 2022, the e-commerce giant will stop accepting Visa credit cards issued in the UK.
Starlink has introduced a new user terminal customers can get with their starter kit. The company now offers a rectangular option that's smaller and lighter than its original circular one.
The company formerly known as Facebook had been mulling opening retail stores way before it rebranded itself as Meta. Discussions about opening brick-and-mortar shops started last year.
ZipCharge has launched a new type of charging product for EVs that might be able to convince people worried about range anxiety to switch from gas vehicles: A power bank for EVs.
Meta — that is, the company formerly known as Facebook — may be developing a smartwatch that can take photos and videos. A new leaked image shows a smartwatch with a notch with a front-facing came
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