Author: Zach_Wilson
In Infinity Nikki, photo mode achieves its ultimate form
Infinity Nikki is my favorite new release of 2024. It's a cotton candy confection of an open-world game that offers a lot more depth and variety than I expected to find. I enjoy the fabulous wardrobe, the low-key puzzles and the charming side quests. But the most surprising thing about…
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Google Chat is making it easy for you to ditch Microsoft Teams
Google admins can now migrate Microsoft Teams channels data to Chat Customization, including date ranges, is supported It’s available to all Google Workspace subscribers now Google has launched a new offensive in the online collaboration market with a new service making it easier to migrate Microsoft Teams conversations into its…
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McLaren Artura review: a plug-in hybrid for the 1 percent
It’s no secret that plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) have grown in popularity over the past couple of years. Their flexibility offers the convenience of internal combustion as well as the ability to put in an average day’s driving without it. After all, any amount of electric-only propulsion not only…
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The Morning After: Apple’s next AirPods Pro could offer heart rate and temperature monitoring
Apple is working on the next generation of AirPods Pro, and they may have some new health features, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman – although it’s a rumor we heard before, back in 2021. The company has reportedly started testing features like temperature sensing and heart rate monitoring for the…
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Honda and Nissan plan to merge as we enter the age of electric cars
Honda and Nissan have announced plans to merge as the Japanese automakers struggle with competition from rival brands in the electric vehicle market. The two companies confirmed on Monday that they had signed a memorandum of understanding that would create the third largest car maker by sales, behind Toyota and…
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Electric Vehicle Charging Is Going to Get Political
The incoming Trump administration has signaled its hostility toward EVs. Will the red-state/blue-state divide come for public charging? Source
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