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fromBusiness Insider
2 weeks ago

Lucid's most important car yet is a thrill to drive - if you can afford it

The Gravity ranks among the five most fun-to-drive cars I've ever tested. Its 123-kWh battery launches the SUV from 0 to 60 mph in about three seconds - quicker than a Ferrari Portofino. Instant torque makes it feel ferocious off the line. Steering is tight and surprisingly nimble for a long three-row SUV. Thanks to its low-mounted battery pack, the Gravity stays planted through sharp corners, masking its weight well.
Cars
frominsideevs.com
1 month ago

Lucid CEO: 'I Replaced The Software Team' After The Gravity's Buggy Launch

Marc Winterhoff said he expects those final glitches to be fixed at the end of January, or "at the latest, the end of March." Marc Winterhoff said he is aware of the irony. His company, Lucid Motors, releases one of the most advanced electric vehicles the U.S. market has ever seen. That vehicle, the Lucid Gravity, has class-leading range, efficiency and fast-charging. The Gravity is a good enough platform that it's going to be used as a driverless taxi in Uber's network.
Cars
Gadgets
fromZDNET
7 months ago

Android Auto not connecting? Try this one setting tweak - it worked for me

Android Auto connection issues can stem from vehicle software or phone incompatibility despite high-quality cables.
fromZDNET
7 months ago

The Pixel phone alarm glitch is back - but here's a potential remedy

Users of Google Pixel phones have been experiencing a troubling bug where alarms randomly do not sound. Despite the volume being up and Do Not Disturb mode off, alarms fail to activate, resulting in missed events and meetings. The issue appears to be inconsistent, with no way to predict when alarms might be silent, causing significant frustration among users, as reported on various platforms including the Google Pixel subreddit.
Gadgets
fromInsideEVs
8 months ago

Over 70,000 BMW EVs Recalled For Sudden Power Loss Risk

The recall affects 70,852 electric BMWs, including i4s, i5s, i7s, and iX SUVs, due to drive motor software issues that can cause power loss for up to 20 seconds.
Cars
Graphic design
fromeLearning
9 months ago

Captivate Classic files opening with objects as part of the background! - eLearning

Objects in Captivate may become non-editable if they are inadvertently merged with the background due to layering issues.
Consider creating a new project and importing slides to resolve editing problems.
Agile
fromeLearning
9 months ago

Can Captivate 2023 open 2019 Classic files? - eLearning

Captivate 2023 is not effectively opening 2019 Classic Captivate files as promised by Adobe.
Law
fromAbove the Law
9 months ago

California Bar Grading Screw-Up Resulted In Several False Failures - Above the Law

California Bar's mishaps with the February exam created confusion, affecting aspiring attorneys who were unjustly told they failed despite having passing grades.
Startup companies
fromTechCrunch
9 months ago

Lucid Motors' Gravity SUV dealing with early 'hiccups,' interim CEO says | TechCrunch

Lucid Motors is facing quality issues with the delivery of its electric SUV, the Gravity, but remains committed to resolving these challenges.
fromTheregister
10 months ago

Microsoft probing why Classic Outlook is so CPU-hungry

The issue can be observed by opening Task Manager and watching the CPU usage rise. Microsoft offered little in the way of a fix, saying only that 'the Outlook Team is investigating this issue.'
Apple
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