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Apple’s Lightning connector was introduced 10 years ago, and it may not survive the iPhone 15

September 2, 2022
10 years ago, Apple was still about to introduce iPhone 5, so basically every iPhone and iPad of that time still relied on the old 30-pin iPod connector. In September 2012, Apple announced the Lightning connector with the promise of being a “modern connector for the next decade.” A decade later, it seems that Lightning won’t survive the iPhone 15. Pre-Lightning era Before the iPhone, iPod…
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Tesla visits graphite mine and factory in Quebec

September 1, 2022
Tesla has recently visited Nouveau Monde’s graphite mine and processing factory in Quebec, as the automaker is increasingly looking to establish a factory in Canada. Nouveau Monde Graphite is a Quebec-based company developing a graphite mine and processing facilities to supply automakers and battery manufacturers with the critical material for creating the anode part of a battery cell. Their…
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Affordable Kollter electric motorcycle enters service with first police department in the US

September 1, 2022
Police departments have been flocking to two-wheeled electric vehicles over the last few years thanks to an influx of new models. Now the low-cost Kollter ES1 electric motorcycle is getting its first ever police use in the US. Zero Motorcycles has long been the police e-moto of choice, but we’ve seen that role expand into Harley-Davidson’s LiveWire electric motorcycle and even enduro-style…
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X Shore 1 unveiled, drastically reducing electric boat pricing

September 1, 2022
Swedish electric boat maker X Shore has just unveiled its latest electric boat model, the X Shore 1. The new electric boat is designed to significantly reduce prices in the expensive electric boat industry. The number of models available in the electric boating industry has expanded significantly in the last few years. More options have increased the variety of electric boats available, but they…
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