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Fitbit for iPhone is now published under Google’s App Store developer account

A minor update to Fitbit for iPhone is rolling out today, but the bigger change is that the smartwatch and fitness tracker companion app is now published under Google’s App Store account. Google acquired Fitbit in January of 2021, and one of the biggest integrations before the Pixel Watch was seeing stats directly on your 2nd-gen Nest Hub. Meanwhile, it powers the health and fitness experience…
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iPhone 13 vs iPhone 14: Which should you buy?

The iPhone 14 is the most affordable of Apple’s latest iPhone generation. However, the company continues to sell last year’s iPhone 13. Whether you’re considering an upgrade or looking to buy a new iPhone for the first time in several years, here’s everything you need to know about the iPhone 13 vs iPhone 14. iPhone 13 vs iPhone 14: Display The iPhone 13 and iPhone 14 feature 6.1-inch…
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Jeep’s fully electric Avenger Concept is built for off-roaders with ‘best-in-class’ capabilities

Jeep is charging ahead with its plans to become the “number-one electrified SUV brand” as it unveils its first pure electric vehicle, the Avenger. The rugged SUV maker says its new EV concept carries the Jeep brand into the future with “best-in-class capabilities” for on- and off-road driving. In September, Stellantis-owned Jeep teased four new fully electric models to be launched in the…
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Tesla’s hiring rebounds following round of layoffs

Tesla is now ramping up its hiring effort following a round of layoffs earlier this year. Job listings have ramped up 50% since the layoffs. In June, Elon Musk asked Tesla executives to “pause all hiring” and cut 10% of staff. The CEO has given different reasons to…
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Why BMW is moving electric Mini production from the UK to China

BMW is going to cease all production of electric Minis in the UK and build them in China and Germany instead. Electric Minis in China BMW’s current production of 40,000 electric Minis annually at its Cowley, Oxfordshire, factory will end next year as part of its plans to reshape Mini’s lineup from 2024. The first electric Mini was built in Oxfordshire in July 2019. Greg Clark, secretary of…
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