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October 26, 2021

Which automaker released the first fully-electric pickup truck? You might be surprised—it wasn’t Ford or Tesla, it was Rivian. The small startup began fulfilling pre-orders for its R1T electric pickup just a few weeks ago, and its customers are bragging like crazy on social media.

But they won’t be bragging when they hear that Rivian is producing an average of just two R1T electric pickups every day. At this pace, it will take Rivian over 60 years to fulfill its nearly 500,000 pre-orders. So what’s the big holdup? We go over all the details in our top story.

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The Rivian Electric Truck Problem No One Is Talking About


Rivian is finally fulfilling pre-orders for its R1T electric pickup truck, an off-road beast and the first fully-electric pickup to hit the market. But Rivian has a big problem that nobody’s talking about—it’s building just two R1Ts per day. Read More »

 
The 5 Scariest Virtual Reality Games to Play This Halloween


It’s the time of year when everyone is looking for a good scare. Standard options like a horror movie with the lights out, or a haunted house event, can vary in quality and may not even cause a shiver. Luckily, we’ve hit the point where a short spell in a Virtual Reality headset can make you feel genuinely uncomfortable. Read More »

 
Someone Hacked Google Play Store Onto Windows 11, And You Can Too (For Now)


When Microsoft confirmed Windows 11 would support Android apps, there was plenty of excitement, but then we learned apps are only available through the Amazon App Store. And while Android apps on Windows 11 made their confusing debut last week, this week, a developer on Twitter managed to get the full Google Play Store working, and here’s how. Read More »

 
Some Android Phones Will Lose Access to Microsoft Teams Soon


If you’re still rocking an old Android phone or tablet, you may want to start planning an upgrade. Microsoft just announced that it’s dropping Microsoft Teams support for Android versions 5 through 7. Read More »

 
Your First Tesla Might Be A Rental


There’s a good chance the first time you experience driving a Tesla might be in a rental car. While many large rental car companies, including Hertz, offer Tesla’s in the fleet inventory, they’re few and far between. However, that’s about to change as Hertz just placed an order for 100,000 Tesla Model 3 vehicles. Read More »

 
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Amazon’s Fire TV Stick 4K Makes it Easy to Find a Good TV Show to Watch

Finding something good to watch on TV doesn’t have to be difficult if you’ve got a good streaming stick. With Amazon’s Fire TV Stick 4K, you’ll have easy access to popular streaming services like HBO Max, Netflix, Peacock, Hulu, Sling, Disney+, Pluto, Prime Video, YouTube, and more. The stick also supports 4K UHD content, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, HDR, and HDR10+, for excellent picture and audio. The Alexa Voice Remote lets you search for and launch content and even control your connected smart home devices. The affordable Fire TV Stick is a must-have for your living room, as it offers fuss-free entertainment for everyone in your home.

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Holy Cow, the Logitech MX Master S2 Is On Sale for $55


It may not be the newest mouse in Logitech’s catalog, but the MX Master 2S is still one of the best professional mice of all time. It’s ergonomic design and fast scroll wheel are comfortable to use for extended periods, it can connect with three devices at a time and supports Logitech Flow, and man, it’s only $55 during today’s Amazon sale. Read More »

 
TCL 20 Pro 5G Review: It’s Amateur Hour


When I first set out to review the TCL 20 Pro 5G, I assumed that it would be a very entertainment-oriented device. After all, manufacturers can’t put everything in a $530 phone, and the TCL 20 Pro 5G’s biggest feature is its 20:9 curved AMOLED display. But I’m a bit disappointed by the 20 Pro 5G. Its strengths are overshadowed by trendy nonsense, making it a hard sell when compared to devices like the $450 Pixel 5a. Read More »

 

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The Best Halloween Movies on Peacock in 2021


Peacock may be an upstart streaming service, but it does have a well-stocked library of creepy, scary, and darkly entertaining movies, most of which are available to stream for free. Here are the best Halloween movies to stream on Peacock. Read More »

 
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When you think of the holidays, your brain might go to seasonal decor or your family’s traditions. But the thing everyone’s likely to think about is food. There’s an advent calendar for that. Read More »

 
 

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