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Google allowing more employees to WFH permanently, expects most will return to campus

Google prefers that employees work in an office as part of a long-held belief that physical interactions spur new ideas and solutions. As such, it planned on a “flexible workweek” after COVID-19 passed, but some were upset, and Google has reversed course to provide an option for permanent work from home (WFH).  CEO Sundar Pichai announced the change this morning in a mass email (via…
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Toyota says electric Land Cruiser could be coming after battery-electric retrofit trial with client

Toyota says it’s considering bringing an all-electric version of its popular Land Cruiser to consumers as it’s in the middle of a trial with a Land Cruiser converted to electric propulsion for a mining company. Earlier this year, Toyota embarked on a project with BHP, a mining company with nickel operations in Australia, to convert a Land Cruiser 70 to run on a battery-electric powertrain…
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Lenovo teases a new Android tablet with HDMI input for consoles, second display

Android tablets aren’t as relevant as they once were, but Lenovo has done a good job of at least trying to make them serve more than one purpose. After debuting Android tablets that double as Google Assistant speakers last year, Lenovo is apparently preparing to launch another tablet that supports HDMI input. Spotted by XDA, a post on Weibo from Lenovo teases an Android-powered tablet that has…
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Tesla is looking for mobile service technicians for its electric trucks

Tesla heavy trucking president, Jerome Guillen, revealed that the automaker will use its mobile service approach to its Tesla Semi electric truck program.  Last month, Electrek reported that Tesla was looking to hire its first service technicians for Tesla Semi. Tesla is preparing to deliver its first production Tesla Semi trucks to customers and needs the support infrastructure for service…
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