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Propella 7S electric bike review: Simplicity and slick looks combine in this affordable e-bike

July 19, 2022
The is many things. It’s lightweight. It’s good looking. It’s affordable. The one thing it isn’t, is overly complicated. This e-bike is as simple as it gets and that is part of what makes it so attractive as a commuter e-bike. If you remember our review of the Propella SS 4.0 last summer, you’ll already be familiar with the most important aspects of the Propella 7S. The SS is simply…
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Rimac follows Tesla in developing 46mm battery cells, but at ‘varied heights’ beyond 80mm

July 19, 2022
Less than a week after start of production for its first scaled electric hypercar, Rimac Group continues to expand its growing EV battery business, offering a one-two punch in a relatively nascent industry. Rimac is reportedly developing 46mm battery cells of various heights, similar to Tesla’s more energy dense 4680 cells that have recently begun rolling out in its EVs. Rimac Automobili was…
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A 5-minute EV charging startup raises $59 million

July 19, 2022
A Cambridge University professor’s ultrafast EV battery startup has raised $59 million in Series B funding. Nyobolt aims to develop a battery that can achieve 5-minute EV charging time. EV charging in 5 minutes Goslar, Germany-based H.C. Starck Tungsten Powders (HSC), a…
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DZOFilm Releases Vespid 21mm and 40mm T2.1 Full-Frame Cine Lenses

July 18, 2022
DZOFilm has released two new Vespid cinema primes. The company says the 21mm and 40mm wide-angle full frame cine primes are just wide enough to showcase a wide scene without adding any distortion that could begin to creep in as the angle becomes broader. DZOFilm also states that like other lenses in the set, these wide-angle primes enjoy a 270-degree focus throw through the manual focus…
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Paranoid Android support is set to come to Nothing Phone (1)

July 18, 2022
Just a few days after its official unveiling and a barrage of online content for a startup, it seems that Paranoid Android support is set to come to the Nothing Phone (1). This news comes shortly after kernel source code and full device tree were made available to enable custom kernel and ROM developers to work on developing their own OS forks and more. A Twitter thread between the official…
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