Why EVs Aren't The Future We've Been Promised

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October 24, 2022

Check out the Review Geek newsletter for long, and you might discern that we’re generally fans of the concept behind Electric Cars. But we’re not in total agreement. Dave, in particular, thinks that EVs aren’t the future we’ve been promised at all.

He might be right. Electric cars have a host of problems that haven’t been solved, other questions that haven’t been answered, and there are some fine alternatives. And a few worse ones. Check out the top story to find out more.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY Why Electric Cars Aren’t The Future We’ve Been Promised


Electric vehicles have often been touted as a way to make personal transport viable while decreasing carbon emissions. An eco-friendly technological miracle that will allow us to continue our lifestyles without any guilt. But in reality, they may not be the solution to our climate woes. Read More »

 
Hands On With the New LiteBoxer VR Total Body Workout


I had the chance to review Liteboxer VR about six months ago in March 2022, and for the most part, I enjoyed the experience. Since its launch, the Meta Quest 2 app has received numerous updates—new workout types, a free plan, and regular content refreshes—that make it even more enticing. Read More »

 
Today’s Quordle Answers


Wordle was just too easy, wasn’t it? You probably left that behind and moved on to Quordle, the true “hard mode” of the word-guessing game format. But now you’re stuck and so close to failing. Don’t worry, we’re here to help with a hint—and if you really need it, today’s Quordle Answers. Read More »

 
Today’s Wordle Answer


Are you a huge fan of Wordle and absolutely stuck today? Let me guess; you’re hanging out on guess four or five and feeling the pressure. We get it entirely: nothing feels worse than losing your streak. If you’re not ready to outright cheat, we have you covered with hints and today’s Wordle answer. Read More »

 
Tesla Cybertruck Tooling Begins Ahead of 2023 Production


After several years of work, teasers, and design tweaks, Tesla is making its final preparations before it begins production on the Cybertruck. This week, the company said that Cybertruck has shifted from “in development” to the “tooling” phase. Read More »

 
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Organize the Junk in Your Car’s Trunk

Do you have jumper cables, a quart of oil, two cans of Fix-a-Flat, and a bunch of screwdrivers rolling around in your truck? You know, life could be a lot easier if you’d just organize all that crap. And all you need is a simple trunk organizer.

This organizer from Drive Auto is sturdy, water-resistant, and equipped with straps so it doesn’t flop all over the place. It can hold all your tools in one place, or serve as a simple passenger-seat caddy when driving around town.

 
New LG Display Pulls Double Duty for Work and Personal Purposes


If you’ve been looking for a 4K display, but can’t decide if it’s for personal use or your home office, the LG Smart Monitor (32SQ780S) may be the solution. This 31.5-inch screen delivers the best of both worlds. Read More »

 
How Much Does it Cost to Charge an Electric Car?


If you’re considering buying an electric vehicle (EV), you probably have a lot of questions, and that includes wondering, “how much does it cost to charge an electric car?” While it’s easy to look up fuel economy numbers on a gas-powered vehicle, things are a little different when it comes to EVs. Read More »

 
Netflix Found Another Great Reason to Cancel


After a rough year, Netflix is finally bringing back lost customers and satisfying its shareholders. Yeah, we’ll see how long that lasts! Netflix now confirms that it will crack down on password sharing early next year—an extremely unpopular decision that could drive customers away. Read More »

 
The Best CD Burning Software of 2022


It’s understandable to think that the CD is an obsolete technology. However, sales of the little plastic discs rose in 2021. There are still plenty of good uses for CDs. The most important is burning an old-school mix disc for your sweetheart. And you’ll need a CD burner program to do it. Read More »

 

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Don’t Worry, Your Pixel Watch Has “Image Retention,” Not “Burn-In”


The Pixel Watch is finally arriving at customers’ doorsteps. But some of these early buyers are encountering a strange problem—and it looks a lot like burn-in. When its always-on display is enabled, small bits of images and text refuse to disappear from the Pixel Watch’s screen. Read More »

 

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DirecTV Will Avoid Disruptions with New SignalSaver Feature


If you’re one of the many considering the switch from traditional cable and satellite TV to streaming apps, DirecTV has a new feature that might make you stick around. It’s called SignalSaver and will help you keep watching your favorite shows, movies, or sports, even during reception issues and disruptions. Read More »

 
How to Use Less Gas and Increase Your Car’s Mileage


With gas prices skyrocketing and changing by the day, many people are considering switching to an EV or hybrid vehicle. However, that’s not an option for many, so your next best bet is to try and use less gas and increase fuel mileage. Read More »

 
Are Under-$20 Earbuds Worth It?


Good earbuds are one of life’s little pleasures, allowing you to enjoy the sounds of your favorite bands (and podcasts and movies) wherever you go. But if quality audio and features like active noise cancellation (ANC) are often only found in pricey buds, what does $20 get you? Read More »

 
Razor’s Best Scooter Is Back and Electrified


Before TikTok and Netflix streaming, every kid on the block had an aluminum Razor kick scooter. And if you were lucky, one with LED lights in the wheels. If you’re looking for nostalgic fun and want to feel like a kid again, get the all-new Razor Icon, an electric scooter. Read More »

 
Alienware Shows Off a Mechanical Keyboard and QD-OLED Monitor


This fall, Alienware will launch a suite of new hardware for gamers who just can’t get enough. The company just announced its new tenkeyless mechanical keyboard, curved QD-OLED gaming monitor, and upgraded Aurora R15 desktop PC. Read More »

 
How to Play ‘The Sims 4’ For Free


The Sims 4 is now free to play, according to a press release from the game manufacturer Electronic Arts. The base game is free to download and play for PC, Mac, Steam, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One. Read More »

 
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These Gloves Let You Use Your Phone in the Cold


Just because it’s chilly out doesn’t mean you have to struggle with your phone. Touch-screen compatible gloves keep your hands warm and your phone accessible even in icy cold weather. Read More »

 
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Microsoft 365 Might Be the Best Tech Subscription


Most of us are drowning under a sea of subscription services, whether they be streaming platforms, cloud storage, phone plans, or anything else. However, there is one right now that is a shockingly good deal, and might even save you money: Microsoft 365. Read More »

 
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Which Streaming Service Has the Most Movies?


There are dozens of streaming services to choose from, but which one is most likely to have the movies you want to watch? Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Disney+ seem like the top choices, but are they really? Let’s find out. Read More »

 
 

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