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Tesla starts activating new charge port heater, but it’s unclear who has it

Tesla has started activating the elusive new charge port heater in Model 3 and Model Y, but it’s unclear who has it in their Model 3. During Model 3’s first winter, we reported on the electric car having some issues in cold weather and Tesla said they were investigating the situation. Several owners in cold weather regions were experiencing difficulties entering their vehicles because the…
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OxygenOS 10.5.8 rolls out for OnePlus Nord w/ September patch, more display tweaks

OnePlus has pumped out another patch for the OnePlus Nord, this time in the form of the incremental OxygenOS 10.5.8 OTA. The update was confirmed over on the official OnePlus Forums and provides some notable tweaks for the affordable Android phone including the September 2020 security patch, and even yet more display calibration tweaks. While the September patch is notable, considering the…
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Tesla cuts Model 3 price in China, improves range with cobalt-free LFP batteries

Tesla has reduced the price of the Model 3 in China and at the same time bumped the range as it introduces cobalt-free lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries in its standard range Model 3s. As we have previously reported, Tesla has been planning to update its made-in-China Model 3 vehicles with lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries from Chinese battery maker CATL. CEO Elon Musk recently…
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GamingNews

Steam's first digital tabletop festival kicks off this month

Valve is launching a new Steam event tabletop gaming fans might love, especially now it’s not wise to play in person with a bunch of people. The first ever Steam Digital Tabletop Fest, a joint project between Valve and Auroch Digital, centers around games that “run…
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ProbablyMonsters launches RPG studio with former Torchlight team members

ProbablyMonsters has started a new co-op role-playing game studio with former Torchlight and Borderlands creative leaders at the helm. The new studio is the third triple-A game house from parent company ProbablyMonsters, which was started by former Bungie CEO Harold Ryan in 2016. The Bellevue, Washington-based company now has more than 150 employees in three studios, including its previously…
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