The subject of solar-powered tech rouses a bit of deserved skepticism among consumers. At the end of the day, I suspect most folks would love more sustainable gadgets they never have to charge, but on the whole, the actual technology rarely — if ever — lives up to expectation. Next week at CES, Exeger is […] © 2023 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
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ASML recently announced that it will no longer be able to ship its NXT:2050i and NXT:2100i lithography systems to China. The Dutch government partially revoked the 2023 shipment license in recent months, affecting a “small number” of customers in China, the company said.Read Entire Article
On Monday, January 8, United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan Centaur could finally perform its first flight. ULA has been a rock in the spaceflight industry since its founding in 2006, and with this pending launch, the company is ready to take its next bold step into space. Here’s what you should know about America’s latest…Read more…
InvestorPlace – Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips With autonomous systems specialist Aeva Technologies securing an auto supplier deal, AEVA stock soared on the broader implications. The post Why Is Aeva Technologies (AEVA) Stock Up 40% Today? appeared first on InvestorPlace.
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While the majority of Apple’s product lineup has been updated over the past few years, there are a handful of devices and accessories that are quite old. Below, we highlight seven of the oldest and most obscure products that Apple still sells in 2024. Many of these products are unlikely to be updated ever again, and it’s unclear how long Apple will continue to sell them on its online store. SuperDrive Introduced alongside the original MacBook Air in 2008, the USB SuperDrive is an external CD/DVD drive. It remains available on Apple’s online store for $79, but you’ll need a USB-A to USB-C adapter to use it with a modern MacBook. The last MacBook with a built-in CD/DVD drive was discontinued in 2016. MagSafe Converter For just $9.99, you can own Apple’s tiny MagSafe to MagSafe 2 converter. This adapter allows Apple’s very-old Thunderbolt Display to charge an also-very-old MacBook Pro or MacBook Air equipped with a MagSafe 2 connector. For those counting, Apple moved on to MagSafe 3 in 2021. EarPods With 3.5mm Plug Apple removed the headphone jack from the iPhone starting with the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus back in 2016, but it continues to sell wired EarPods with a 3.5mm headphone plug for $19. You can also get EarPods with Lightning or USB-C. Hey, Macs still have a headphone jack. 30-Pin to USB Cable Still rocking out with an older iPod or iPhone? Apple has you covered with its 30-pin to USB cable, featuring breakthrough USB 2.0 technology from the early 2000s. Pro tip: you can get one for much cheaper on Amazon if you really need one. Mac Pro Security Lock Adapter Want to keep your 2013 Mac Pro secure in 2024? Apple’s $49 adapter lets you attach a compatible Kensington lock to the computer. We’re honestly surprised Apple still sells this one. Link Bracelet Apple hasn’t updated the stainless steel Link Bracelet since the original Apple Watch was released in 2015. The band is still listed in its original 38mm and 42mm sizes for $449, and it no longer perfectly matches the colors of some newer Apple Watch models. Mac Pro Wheels For the low price of $699, you can add wheels to your 2019 or newer Mac Pro tower, allowing it to roll around. Or, you could install them on a skateboard. There’s also a Mac Pro feet kit for $299 in this economy.This article, “Apple Still Selling These Old and Often Forgotten Products in 2024” first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
SpaceX is gearing up to test its Starlink satellites’ ability to connect directly to cellphones in the U.S., launching the first six satellites under a temporary license with the hopes to expand its connectivity reach beyond that of traditional cell signals.Read more…