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The Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) has put O2 on the naughty step after it deemed two of its print adverts for the iPad and Surface Pro tablets misled customers about the overall cost. The first ad to earn the watchdog’s ire said: “Chill out with the amazing iPad for less than £9 a month. For […]

Posted July 8, 2020 by Charles Morris & filed under Newswire, The Vehicles. Most EV startups are either following the Tesla template—aiming to produce a high-performance luxury vehicle—or targeting the money-spinning pickup truck segment. Aptera Motors is taking a very different path. The reincarnated automaker’s goal is to create the world’s most efficient vehicle—an EV […]

Home Depot offers the DEWALT 20V 22-inch Cordless Electric Hedge Trimmer for $179 shipped. Regularly over $200 and up to $250, this high-power hedge trimmer lets you ditch gas and oil forever. Includes a long-running 5Ah battery and charger, which will give you plenty of time to tackle unruly shrubs. Rated 4.3/5 stars. Head below for […]

Electric car sales are surging in the UK, led by Tesla, which still maintains strong sales in the market despite the pandemic. The pandemic has badly affected automotive sales around the world. However, electric vehicle sales have held up well amid the devastation in the auto industry. In the UK, auto sales were down so […]

Yamaha is back with a new electric bicycle for the US market. This time it is the Yamaha Civante, and it’s the fastest electric bike they’ve offered yet in the US. Yamaha Civante e-bike launched in US The Yamaha Civante is the latest addition to Yamaha’s fitness-oriented line of electric road bikes. While some e-bike […]

Windows 10 introduced many great features, including Xbox integration for gamers. However, everyone’s not a gamer. This didn’t stop Microsoft from including it for everyone, though. If you’ve tried to remove Xbox, you may have noticed there’s no uninstall option. The good news is you’re not stuck with it. There is another way to remove […]

When it comes to customization, Apple doesn’t exactly give users limitless options. However, there are a few ways that you can add some personality to your MacBook, including changing the icons that appear across every part of your Mac. You’ll learn in this tutorial how to put your own twist on Apple’s classic design by […]

The wood-burning heater [g3gg0] has at home works perfectly, except for one flaw: the pellet reservoir needs to be manually refilled every few days. Humans being notoriously unreliable creatures, this critical task is sometimes overlooked, which naturally leads to literally chilling results. With automatic fill systems expensive and difficult to install, [g3gg0] wanted to find […]

Google released the first Android 11 Developer Preview back in February, giving advanced users and developers a glimpse into the next major version of the operating system. The update brings a host of privacy-focused features, the Scoped Storage feature that was removed from Android 10, new APIs for displays with different types of notches, and […]

Earlier this month, WhatsApp announced the availability of dark mode on WhatsApp for web app along with new features for the service. Just a week after the initial announcement, WhatsApp has started rolling out dark mode support for web users, meaning users no longer have to jump through hoops to enable it on the web. […]

You are here: Home / News / Btrfs to be the Default Filesystem on Fedora? Fedora 33 Starts Testing Btrfs Switch Last updated July 8, 2020 By Ankush Das 10 Comments While we’re months away from Fedora’s next stable release (Fedora 33), there are a few changes worth keeping tabs on. Among all the other […]

Google is bringing the fruits of its cross-platform app making framework Flutter to Linux desktops, with help of Canonical no less. Over 500,000 developers already use Flutter, Google’s open source UI framework, to building mobile apps, and tech is often pitched as an alternative to React Native. But while the Flutter SDK has been available […]

The most obvious problem with June patches was a conflict between Microsoft’s latest version of Windows and Microsoft’s latest version of Office (er, Microsoft 365) Click-to-Run: If you installed patches as soon as they came out, Outlook wouldn’t run. That bug got cleared up when Microsoft fixed Office a week later, even though Windows was to […]

It seems fair to say that Apple has never had an easy relationship with third-party iPhone repair services. So it’s good news that it’s expanded the provision of repair services by extending its Independent Repair Provider Program to more shops in the U.S., Canada and Europe. A step forward Just a few years ago, Apple fell […]