What is a Cargo Ebike and Who Should Buy One?

March 15, 2023

Ebikes are a great way to get around, and they come in all shapes and sizes. But, there might be a term you’ve never heard before, “Cargo Ebike.” It might strike you as odd at first, but they’re exactly what they sound like: ebikes that have lots of places to put stuff for transport. In our top story, Cory breaks down the different designs of cargo ebikes, how much they can carry, what you’d use them for, and if buying one is right for you.

Other Highlights:

• The next Pixel smartphone may get a mysterious new sensor.
• OpenAI launched a new version of GPT, but it may seem familiar.
• Google introduces some new AI tools to Gmail and Google Docs.
• … and more!

— Danny

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