A Tesla Supercharger in Germany has been upgraded significantly recently, following a new partnership with bk World. The two companies have come up with a new cube shaped lounge building which houses numerous vending machines, laptop chargers and even an Nintendo Switch for kids and adult kids to play while the car charges. This partnership between Tesla and bk World would be the first of many where Superchargers are needed, […]
For the very first time, Twitter has raised the price of its premium ‘Blue’ subscription this week. The subscription service has been available for around a year and is only available in the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. It usually runs for $2.99 per month, but the company is raising prices quite dramatically up to $4.99 per month. The new price has been quick to make its mark, the latest […]
Today, Ubiquiti has released two brand new door locks for UniFi Access. The new ‘Access Lock Electric’ is a electric strike lock used on the side of doors and there is a new ‘Access Lock Magnetic’ model which is available in two weight models, 270-540 kg. The magnetic lock works with inswing and outswing doors. Like all UniFi Access devices, the door locks will be compatible with the UA Reader […]
Earlier this week, Spotify announced that the Car Thing plater has been discontinued, after only a few months on the market. The company released the device last year but interested customers had to be invited to be allowed to purchase it. Then, in February this year the device became generally available for anyone to purchase. However, after a short time on sale, Spotify has now pulled the plug on the Car […]
Spotify is continuing to lose money, which has been revealed earlier today with the company’s Q2 2022 financial release. The oncoming global recession doesn’t seem to have affected the amount of subscribers the company has, with a substantial gain in both free and paid accounts, but the company still isn’t making money. In overall users, Spotify has seen a large jump in subscribers in the past quarter, up from 422 […]
Ubiquiti today has launched the brand new UniFi6 Enterprise access point, the first WiFi 6E device the company has launched so far. WiFi 6E enables support for a third WiFi band, in the 6GHz spectrum. While there aren’t many client devices out in the wild that can support it currently, given some time they will be available. Being a device in the ‘Enterprise’ family, the U6-Enterprise has a 2.5GbE RJ45 […]
Volvo has released a new software update for some of its newer models that run the Android Automotive OS. The new update can be installed remotely over-the-air and finally add support for Apple CarPlay again. Ever since Volvo moved away from its own native operating system and used Google provided software, the support for Apple CarPlay has been noticeably lacking. However, better late than never – Volvo has now released […]
For the first time in quite a while, Amazon is increased the price of the annual Prime subscription in the UK and the rest of Europe. In the UK at least, the company has communicated out to its customers that the yearly price is increasing – as are the monthly memberships for Prime Video. All across the Europe the prices are going up, in this article we’ll cover what has […]
Eve has recently launched a new updated motion sensor, this time with support for Thread. The Eve Motion Sensor only supports Apple HomeKit and can be used around or outside the home to activate other HomeKit accessories, such as outdoor lighting when you arrive back home. The new model has been designed to withstand water and later this year, the device will work with Matter and Thread. The new second […]
Microsoft has been working on hard on improving the overall experience of its Xbox Series X and Series S. In the latest test builds, available to Xbox Insiders members. In the latest version, Microsoft has improved the boot time on both models by around five seconds. This affects the cold boot time. Microsoft has simply made the bootup animation shorter, from around nine seconds to four seconds and this was […]
