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Tesla’s upcoming Roadster is going to blow your mind, CEO Elon Musk says. No. That’s not enough. He did say it was going to be “mind-blowing,” but in order to fully convey the man’s excitement for this vehicle, we have to quote some of Musk’s tweets, which he shared on Wednesday in rapid succession. “Tonight,…
Electronic Arts is cutting about 5% of its workforce, or approximately 670 employees, as layoffs in the technology and gaming sector continue after a surge of hiring in recent yearsRead More
A new study says U.S. ski areas lost $5 billion from 2000 to 2019 as a result of human-caused climate changeRead More
Jessica Gelman has become an influential leader and innovator in the sports industryRead More
Nothing’s upcoming entry-level smartphone, the Nothing Phone 2a, has been extensively leaked ahead of its official launch; mostly by Nothing itself. Now, however, the company decided to completely spill the beans on the phone’s design. On Wednesday, Nothing posted a YouTube video in which it reveals the phone to the company’s “biggest fan,” a kid…
X has added live video to Spaces, giving users the ability to not only broadcast their voice live but their faces, too. The platform formerly known as Twitter has made video available for Spaces, the formerly audio-only chat room feature. It functions in addition to X’s existing live video broadcast feature launched in August last…
Japanese authorities say they had to abandon plans to send in drones for a second day to probe one of the damaged reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant because of equipment failureRead More
ChatGPT-maker OpenAI is looking to fuse its artificial intelligence systems into the bodies of humanoid robots as part of a new deal with robotics startup FigureRead More
Owners of Ford electric vehicles can now use much of Tesla’s charging network in the U.S. and Canada, but there’s a hitchRead More
This content originally appeared on Mashable for a US audience and has been adapted for the UK audience. It’s not exactly news that fitness trackers are designed to get wet. Beyond just getting splashed while you wash your hands, these fitness-focused smartwatches can handle sweaty workouts, rainy weather, and in most cases, even swimming. If…