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Some Pixel users report wireless charging issues following Google’s March update

The March 2021 update for Google’s Pixel smartphones delivered some new features and security improvements as well, but it also came with an issue for some users. Apparently, some Pixels are having problems with wireless charging on the March update. Multiple Google support threads, as well as posts on Reddit show that a fair number of Pixel owners from multiple generations are having wireless…
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Google brings real-time Live Captions to Chrome for Mac, Windows, and Linux

With the Pixel 4 in 2019, Google introduced the ability to automatically subtitle playing audio and video. After expanding on Android, Live Caption is now coming to Google Chrome and later Chrome OS. Captioning is helpful when you’re in noisy environments without proper headphones, trying to be discreet, or if you are hard of hearing. Some services today encourage creators to add subtitles…
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Over-the-air updates: How does each EV automaker compare?

Ever wondered how your electric vehicle updates itself over the air (OTA)? Is it software or firmware? Perhaps you’re wondering if the new EV you’re considering is even fit with over-the-air capabilities. No matter the reason, we’ve put together a guide outlining how OTA updates work, plus some of their benefits looking toward the future. Furthermore, we’ve compiled a comprehensive list…
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The country where half of all bicycles sold are electric bikes – and what it can tell us

Electric bicycle sales have shown exponential growth for several years now, but 2020 saw an unprecedented e-bike boom. Electric bicycle demand skyrocketed all over the world in 2020, fueled largely by fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. In the Netherlands, e-bikes have become such a mainstay that they accounted for approximately half of all bicycle sales in 2020. According to a new report by…
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