The $139,990 vehicle was announced at Tesla’s Battery Day event and will be available at the end of 2021.
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Jeep Wrangler Pretends Its A Mountain Bike, Fails Miserably
First things first. If anyone has additional information on this lonely Jeep Wrangler perched on the edge of destruction, we are dying to know the outcome. We have some feelers out on our end and we’ll update this story if we get fresh news. For now, just know that somewhere […]
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Kawasaki Z900, Ninja 1000SX, and Vulcan 2 gain new colours for 2021
Three of the biggest selling bikes from Kawasaki are getting a refresh for 2021 – full details, pictures and specs
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2021 Porsche Panamera 4S E-Hybrid Supersedes the Panamera Turbo
The updated Panamera’s 552-hp plug-in hybrid system renders last year’s Turbo model obsolete.
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Piping up: How nuclear subs gave us titanium exhausts
As bikes get heavier manufacturers search for ways of making them lighter. Just look at the latest superbikes, such as the Ducati Superleggera or Honda Fireblade, with their titanium pipes.
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Google deprecates Web Store Payments API, effectively nuking Chrome paid extensions
Move comes after a wave of fraudulent transactions over the winter.
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Microsoft Ignite 2020: All the news from Redmond’s IT Pro conference
From Project Cortex and Azure resiliency to Teams and Edge on Linux, here’s everything you need to know about the news out of Microsoft’s Ignite conference.
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The 7 Best Gaming Mice – Fall 2020
Gaming mice have greatly evolved in the past few years, and we’re at a point where wireless mice have the same or even lower latency than some wired gaming mice. Some people might still prefer a wired connection’s reliability, but the difference will be negligible for most. When looking for […]
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COVID-19 deaths in the US reach 200,000
Global deaths are almost at 1 million.
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Facebook warns of restrictions in case of US post-election turmoil
Facebook has contingency plans to block some content on its platform if civil unrest breaks out after the November US election, a top executive said.