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High-end MacBook Pro ship dates slip after lockdown in China, iPhone SE 3 remains available

The latest lockdown in China is already impacting some Apple products, such as the higher-end MacBook Pro, while other devices seem unaffected, which is the case of the third-generation iPhone SE, highlighting a lackluster demand from its customers. At least three key Chinese suppliers are affected by this lockdown, as 9to5Mac reported earlier this week. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is another one to…
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VW is preparing some improvements to MEB electric vehicles, including range of up to 435 miles (700 km)

VW is preparing some good improvements to its MEB platform, which will result in better specs in its electric vehicles, including a range of up to 435 miles (700 km). The German automaker invested in its MEB platform to support its electric vehicle plans back in 2015. Unlike some of its peers, VW knew that it needed to move away from retrofitting existing car platforms to electric and build a…
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Boston will move to 100% electric school buses by 2030

Boston mayor Michelle Wu last week announced that Boston Public Schools will deploy 20 electric buses during the 2022-23 school year in a pilot program. Ultimately, Boston will electrify its entire school bus fleet by 2030. Boston’s current fleet is made up of 739 school buses, and around half are diesel. They are responsible for 11% of the city’s municipal emissions. The City of Boston…
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Aurora Camera Photographs Strange Glowing Orb in the Alaskan Sky

Late last month, a bright and glowing orb streaked across the Alaskan sky, interrupting a view of the northern lights. The spinning blue circle was captured by aurora cameras and scientists think they’ve isolated what the mystery object was. A Bright Ball of Spinning Light The object appeared in the night sky over Alaska in the early morning hours of March 29. Eyewitnesses across the…
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