Just seems like an ad pretending to be a story. There's already ways of finding this out.
This guy submits all of his own stories just spamming his own website and they keep getting posted. So it may not directly be an ad for this Little Snitch, but it's definitely "nerds.xyz" spam.
I was going by this: https://arstechnica.com/gadget...
Also here: https://9to5google.com/2026/02...
Gizmodo is trash anyway.
Faster wired charging, faster wireless charging, bluetooth 6, and a few other bits.
while dropping features like Pixelsnap Qi2 charging and advanced Gemini AI capabilities found in higher-end models
Can't drop something you never had. The 9a definitely did not have Pixelsnap, so I'm not sure why it's even mentioned. It's an easy thing to omit from the "budget" device in the lineup.
The real question would be what the new price point for the 9a would be - if they drop it at all. I'd normally expect the previous gen to see a price drop, but these are overall so close in spec, I'm not sure if they'll bother.
As much as I didn't want whatever questionable source that is to get anymore clicks, I had to dig in a little more on the recall.
From what it says, a safety concern with the batteries prompted the initial "recall". The "fix" for that recall was a software update that then prevented charging below 41 deg and limited charging to 75% - and even that only "decreased the likelihood for fire". It didn't actually solve the problem.
The transit GM guy says a fix for the 41 deg charge barrier is "simply a software update" and it could be resolved "this week". But I can't tell from that particular quote in the article if that is this guy talking out of his ass that "it's just a software update, how long could it take? a week?" or if they've actually been told that by the manufacturer and are actually waiting for an update.
Meanwhile actual replacement batteries won't be installed for another 18-24 months? WTF?
They should be suing the shit out of this manufacturer, IMO. This isn't an "electric bus" problem. This is a manufacturer problem (or potentially also a transit company problem, depending on how they ended up selecting these specific busses). Of course, it isn't framed that way, nor is it meant to be. "EVs are bad! Buy oil!"
That's a goal!
- this guy, probably
Sounds like a bit of a stretch to me.
A customer who makes their reservation today could receive their aircraft in nine to 12 months
Assuming this company is around in 9-12 months. If anything this sounds like an ad to drum up reservations, aka, funding.
I think I'm more surprised that 5200 people work for Pinterest. Doing WHAT, I wonder?
I mean, if I was looking for an alternative to Reddit, I sure as fuck wouldn't want it to be co-owned by one of the co-founders of Reddit.
Wall Street analysts remain skeptical the proposal will survive, noting that only Congress can enact such a measure.
It's not like that's stopped this administration from anything else. Congress is too busy doing
Plenty of options already out there: https://www.fontspace.com/cate...
I recently swapped my M365 family account to the classic version without AI. Fuck CoPilot.
I haven't dug too far into it but recall reading this the other day on
I would say less the "experts don't exist" but more the "I'm the expert now" party.
With the requisite 2+ hours of "research" on YouTube and Facebook, of course.
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