Chevy Bolts can go in the garage, but there's a catch, bad news for Hulu, new Roku channels, and more

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November 20, 2021

The saga of the Chevy Bolt has been a sight to behold. Competition is good, right? And having more “affordable” (if you can call the $30K range affordable) electric vehicle options is a good thing, right? Not everyone wants a Tesla, after all, for a variety of good reasons.

But when you suddenly get told, “Hey, don’t park your car in the garage because it might set your home on fire,” that’s where the “good thing” story ends. And let’s not forget, “don’t plug it in near buildings or overnight.” Plugging it in overnight is half the reason to own an EV! Well, in addition to a recall to fix those problems, Chevy has a temporary software fix to let you park your car in the garage again while you wait for the recall. But with that good news is a bit of bad news. Check the top story for the details.


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GM Says It’s Safe to Park Your Chevy Bolt in the Garage Again (But There’s Bad News)


Chevy Bolt EV owners received both good and bad news this week. The good news is that GM is now starting to roll out a new software update to help address issues with the ongoing recall due to battery fire risks. This software, once applied, will remove the parking and charging restrictions put in place several months ago. Read More »

 
Microsoft Edge’s Latest Feature Could Extend Your Laptop’s Crappy Battery Life


The latest Microsoft Edge update is a doozie. It includes a ton of new improvements to its coupon-clipping and price comparison tools, and more importantly, a brand new Efficiency mode that could intelligently extend your laptop’s battery life. Read More »

 
Hulu with Live TV Customers Will Get “Free” Disney+ and ESPN+ After Price Hike


Hulu with Live TV service is getting another $5 price hike on December 21st, bringing the service to a whopping $70 per month. But to soften the blow, Hulu with Live TV will begin offering subscribers “free” Disney+ and ESPN+ memberships. This is not an optional up-charge, and it will apply to both ad-supported and ad-free Live TV accounts. Read More »

 
This Yubico Key Organizer Is the Ultimate Accessory for Yubikey Users


Yubico’s security keys are durable, but can they really withstand the destructive power of your keychain? If you’re concerned about breaking your Yubikey and locking yourself out of all your accounts, then you should consider picking up the Yubico x Keyport Pivot 2.0, a new key organizer designed to tidy up your pocket and defend your precious security keys. Read More »

 
Roku Gets 16 More Free Channels Just in Time for the Holidays


Roku owners just got another reason to love their streaming stick. The massive, free Roku Channel catalog just gained 16 more channels, including one that’s dedicated to Lifetime Holiday Movies! Read More »

 
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Get the Excellent Pixel 5a for $399, Its Lowest Price Yet


With all the Pixel 6 hype, a lot of people are forgetting about the excellent Pixel 5a. But the Pixel 5a is arguably one of the best Google phones of all time—it packs an long battery life, a real fingerprint sensor, and better cameras than you’ll know what to do with. And during Google’s Early Black Friday sale, you can buy a Pixel 5a for just $399. (Or less with a trade-in.) Read More »

 

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