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BMW thinks its futuristic 75 mph electric scooter will corner the US market. Here’s how

December 3, 2021
When BMW first debuted its futuristic concept electric scooter last year, it looked like a lofty design experiment without much chance for a real future. But perhaps more shocking than the design was the fact that BMW actually followed through with it, putting the BMW CE 04 electric scooter into production. Now the high-speed maxiscooter is heading to the US early next year, and BMW thinks it…
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Chevy Bolt production will resume in the last week of January

December 3, 2021
GM will bring the Chevy Bolt EV and EUV back into production in the week of January 24, 2022. Production is currently paused as GM sorts out a battery recall on both models. In August, GM recalled all Bolt EVs and EUVs responding to a battery defect that had led to fires. The blame was put on LG for this defect (costing them $2 billion), and GM halted production on the Bolt EV and EUV while…
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Apple rolling out iOS 15.2 beta 4 to developers as public release nears

December 3, 2021
Update: Now rolling out to public beta testers as well. After a brief hiatus, the beta train is back in business today. Apple is now rolling out iOS 15.2 beta 4 to registered developers, bringing new features and continued refinements. Today’s update to beta 4 comes just over two weeks after the release of beta 3 to developers and public beta users. Head below for the details.  Today’s new…
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Samsung Galaxy S21 FE will reportedly cost $699 in the US

December 3, 2021
Samsung’s Galaxy S21 FE has proven to be a tricky device because its release date keeps changing. All signs currently point to an official reveal next month, and it seems that the Galaxy S21 FE’s price will be on the higher end of expectations. Roland Quandt of…
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Microsoft Edge adds built-in ‘buy now, pay later’ service, turned on by default

December 3, 2021
Adding to scrutiny over passive-aggressive means of pushing users away from alternative browsers, Microsoft is also under fire for a new “buy now, pay later” service that has been baked into the new, Chromium-based Microsoft Edge. Announced in mid-November and now rolling out to more users, “Zip” is now a service baked into Edge. The buy now, pay later service shows up in Microsoft…
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