Tesla's Supercharging network for other EVs, more bad news for Roku, lots of LEGO, and more

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November 2, 2021

One of the chief benefits of buying a Tesla is access to its extensive “Supercharger” network. While you can buy an EV from another manufacturer and charge on other networks, that’s an unreliable proposition that can lead to “range anxiety,” as evidenced in one recent YouTube video.

But the downside to Tesla is the expense (and often the fit and finish). Even the “affordable” Model 3 still costs more than the $30,000 promised initially. So what if you could have the best of both worlds? An EV from another manufacturer that you prefer and access to Tesla’s Supercharger network? Sound too good to be true? Check out the top story for a bit of hope on the subject.

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Tesla Opens Its Charging Network to Other EVs in New Pilot Program


Earlier this year, Tesla announced plans to open up its Supercharger network to non-Tesla vehicles, and now it’s finally happening in select regions. The EV charger pilot program kicks off today in the Netherlands, with 10 Supercharger networks supporting vehicles other than Teslas. Read More »

 
The Best Games for Your PS5, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch for Holiday 2021


You might have gotten a shiny new console this year as a gift, but it’s not much use without some quality games. Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft spend millions a year developing exclusives to make their systems worth it—these are the best they’ve come up with. Read More »

 
‘Luigi’s Mansion’ Joins the LEGO Super Mario Lineup


Just a few months after joining the LEGO Mario universe, Luigi is getting three unique LEGO expansion sets. These new kits are based on the fantastic Luigi’s Mansion series and include classic characters like King Boo, Professor E. Gadd, and the Polterpup. Read More »

 
Phyn’s New Smart Water Sensor Could Save You From a Busted Pipe


With winter just around the corner, it’s time to start watching out for frozen and busted pipes. That’s why Phyn is launching an upgraded, second-generation version of its Phyn Plus smart water sensor. This new sensor can detect leaks, measure water usage, and automatically shut off your water in an emergency. Oh, and it’s a whopping $200 cheaper than the original model! Read More »

 
Oh No! Roku Might Lose Amazon Prime Video Too


Earlier this year, we saw YouTube TV get removed from Roku over contract disputes, with the regular YouTube app set to disappear in December. To make matters worse, we’re now hearing Roku devices are about to lose another essential streaming option, and that’s Amazon Prime Video. Read More »

 
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It’s always nice to have plenty of extra storage space on your gadgets. This SDXC full-size SD card from Samsung gives you 256GB of space for your DSLR or mirrorless cameras, your PCs, and other everyday gadgets. It offers UHS Class 3 speeds and support for 4K video and burst shots. Plus, the highly durable card features comprehensive 7-proof protection against water damage (say, from a spilled cup of water or getting caught in a rainstorm).

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Linux Expands Native M1 Mac Support With New 5.15 Kernel


Bringing Apple Silicon support to Linux is a tricky task. But the new Linux 5.15 kernel greatly expands usability on M1 systems thanks to driver optimizations and a new driver developed in the open-source Asahi Linux project. Read More »

 
The Wyze Car Is Back, Grab It While It’s Still Here


Like many people, we thought the Wyze Car was just an April Fools Day prank and missed out on the original launch. But Wyze is giving us another chance; It’s opening Wyze Car orders in periodic “waves,” giving everyone an oppertunity to grab the neat device before it sells out again. Read More »

 
Google Acknowledges Pixel 6 Screen Flickering Issue


Now that Google’s new Pixel 6 phones are shipping to users, we’re starting to see a few reports about potential Pixel 6 screen problems. Most notable, many owners with the bigger Pixel 6 Pro see a green light flickering, even when the screen is off. Read More »

 

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Sony and Sennheiser Headphones Get an Early Black Friday Discount at Amazon


There’s never been a better time to buy a pair of noise cancelling headphones or earbuds. That’s right; Amazon is running a massive sale on Sony, Bose, and Sennheiser audio products, including the killer Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones and the Sennheiser Momentum 2 earbuds. Read More »

 

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Windows 11 supports Android apps, which means it supports Android games, too. That may be even more important to you. Now you can play your favorite mobile games with a mouse and keyboard on your PC. Read More »

 
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The Best Apple Watch for Holiday 2021


The Apple Watch just keeps getting better, but that doesn’t mean finding the perfect match for you is easy. Whether you need durability, cellular features, or just plain affordability, we have the best Apple Watch recommendations for you. Read More »

 
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The best gift is something that everyone will love—and who doesn’t love hot chocolate in the winter? A deluxe hot cocoa kit is both customizable creative, and it’s easy to make in just a few steps. Read More »

 
 

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