The History of Electric Vehicles Is Older Than You Think

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February 6, 2023

Electric vehicles are all the rage these days. With companies like Tesla making enormous strides in the field and other legacy automakers following suit, you’d be forgiven for thinking that the EV is a 21st-century invention. However, they have a long and storied history going back farther than the internal combustion engine. In our top story, we explain how EVs got their start in the early 1800s, show you some of the big milestones in the technology, introduce you to their inventors and innovators, and explain why the EV lost out to its gas-powered competitors in the early 20th century.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY The History of Electric Vehicles Is Older Than You Think


The electric vehicle has been around for much longer than you may think. Though the concept of electric vehicles has been gaining popularity in the 21st century, the roots of EVs go back to the early 1800s. Check out the fascinating history and discover what could have been below. Read More »

 
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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 »

 
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT AT&T Is Slowly Shuttering Its Landline Phone Service


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Living Smartwatch Dies If You Don’t Take Care of It


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Fan Ports ‘The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past’ to PC


Long-time The Legend of Zelda fans now have the opportunity to play one of the franchise’s most beloved entries on their without the need for a Nintendo console or an emulator. The series’ third entry, A Link to the Past, is now available to download as an unofficial PC port through GitHub. Read More »

 
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Razer Unveils Its Lightest-Ever Gaming Mouse


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Cybertruck Spotted with Updated Side Mirrors That Match Its Wild Design


The Tesla Cybertruck is slowly becoming a reality. In October, after several years of teasers and design changes, the company said the design was set in stone and started tooling for production lines. However, new leaks suggest changes are still ongoing. Read More »

 

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Sony Reveals Its Next-Gen 8K A/V Receivers


Out of nowhere, Sony just revealed five new 8K A/V receivers. They offer several advanced features, including wireless connectivity, Sonos compatibility, and 360 Spatial Sound Mapping. These are the first new Sony receivers in recent memory, so home theater fans are sure to be excited by this launch. Read More »

 
Google Pixel 6a Review: Serious Bang For Your Buck


The Pixel A-series is back, and Google has another winner on its hands. The new Google Pixel 6a is arguable the best bang for your buck and easy to recommend. If you’re on a budget, buy this phone. However, I also have mixed feelings, mainly because Google’s regular Pixel 6 is already so affordable. Read More »

 
Amazon Music Gets Another Price Hike This Month


Amazon Prime Music was once a great option for those trying to enjoy tunes from an Alexa speaker, but it’s slowly getting worse. After two price increases to Amazon Music Unlimited in 2022, prices are going up again in February. Read More »

 
The Original HomePod Returns, and It Might Be Worth Buying This Time


Two years after unceremoniously ditching the original HomePod, Apple is backtracking. The company just revealed its second-gen HomePod, a smart speaker that looks identical to its predecessor. It even carries the same $299 price tag! But this “new” speaker offers a few improvements that could entice you. Read More »

 
 

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