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ChargePoint has introduced its Express Solo DC fast charger, a stand-alone unit that delivers up to 600 kilowatts, making it the fastest of its kind for passenger electric vehicles. Co-developed with Eaton, the charger supports CCS and NACS connectors and can integrate with solar and energy storage systems.
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Apple HomePod and HomePod Mini include "hidden" touch controls that let users perform key functions without using Siri. These controls are immediately configured out of the box and can be used to play, pause or skip songs, as well as manage alarms, timers and calls.
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Recent electric vehicles are retaining their driving range much better than expected, with a Recurrent report showing that EVs on average retain 97% of their range after three years and 95% after five years. Automakers such as Ford Motor, Hyundai and Mercedes-Benz are using software updates and improved battery technology to minimize perceived degradation.
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Meta has introduced Instants, a standalone app that mimics Snapchat by allowing users to share temporary, unedited photos. The app, which originated from an Instagram feature called Shots, opens directly to the camera and emphasizes quick, raw content sharing. Meta's move comes as Snapchat's growth stalls, aiming to capture a younger audience and potentially diminish Snapchat's market presence.
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