Everything we know about the Tesla Cybertruck, Best translation apps, GM's EV shortage plan, and more

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December 10, 2021

Remember the Tesla Cybertruck? That futuristic polygon of a vehicle that was announced back in 2019? Well, it still isn’t out yet, BUT Tesla did just announce a ton of cool new features the unique vehicle would sport once it does finally get released.

So, we figured we’d round up every last little detail we could find about the Cybertruck into one convenient article, including the price, features, and possible release date. Be sure to click on our top article to get all caught up!

Other Highlights:

  • Materials for new EV motors were being sourced from China, but GM has a new supply chain plan that should help alleviate shortages.
  • Some Android phones aren’t able to call 911 when they need to, and it turns out Microsoft is to blame!
  • Whether you’re planning on traveling abroad or hoping to speak with your international friends in their native tongue, you’ll need one of these amazing translation apps.
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Everything We Know About The Tesla Cybertruck


When Tesla announced the Cybertruck back in late 2019, it was a big deal. The wild-looking EV had such a polarizing and controversial design that even those who don’t follow the auto industry heard about it. The radical truck features premium specs, bullet-proof glass (kinda), and endless potential. Read More »

 
The Best Translation Apps for iPhone or Android


If you’re traveling abroad, learning a new language, or need help reading a sign or menu, these are the best translation apps worth downloading. While the most popular option is Google Translate, there are several other helpful translator apps with various languages or features worth considering. Read More »

 
Forget Amazon: Google Play Games Will Bring Android Titles to Windows 11


One of Windows 11’s defining features is its ability to run Android apps and games. But Microsoft is using Amazon to deliver these apps and games to the public, and that sucks, because Amazon’s App Store is incredibly limited. Now, it seems that Google will bring its Play Games store, along with tons of much-needed Android titles, to Windows 11. Read More »

 
Oppo’s First Foldable Hints at the Future of OnePlus


After years of work and several canceled prototypes, Oppo is finally launching its first foldable phone. The unfortunately-named Oppo Find N arrives December 15th for an unknown price, and although the phone isn’t guaranteed to be a success, it hints at the future of both Oppo and its famous sub-brand, OnePlus. Read More »

 
GM Will Avoid China to Solve Future EV Shortages


Permanent magnets are a key component of EV motors and renewable energy tech, but around 90% of the rare earth metals required to build these magnets are sourced in China. And that’s a big problem for manufacturers, not just because of growing political tension, but because demand for permanent magnets is skyrocketing. Now, it seems GM has a simple solution to the problem. Read More »

 
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With ‘Mysterium’ Your Next Board Game Night will Require Cooperative Sleuthing

Make your next game night with friends or family unforgettable with Asmodee’s cooperative investigation board game, Mysterium. It’s ghostly fun for two to seven players and has a high replay value thanks to its strong and immersive storyline. In the game, you’ll work with other players to get to the bottom of the crime that was committed on the grounds of Warwick Manor while dealing with visions from a ghost. Each player will investigate details assigned just to them and try to lead the other investigators to their culprit. Hopefully, you don’t pick the wrong person, though. Gameplay lasts roughly 45 minutes, so it’s plenty entertaining but won’t take up your entire evening.

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Ford’s F-150 Lightning EV Is So Popular You Can’t Order One


Ford’s new electrified F-150 Lightning is so exciting that the company received over 45,000 pre-orders within the first 48 hours. Popularity hasn’t slowed down, either, and Ford recently confirmed that it had closed the pre-order system after receiving nearly 200,000 orders. Read More »

 
LEGO’s New Technic BMW M 1000 RR Is the Ultimate Mini Motorbike


Ready to ride in style? LEGO just announced its latest Technic set, the BMW M 1000 RR. This faithful recreation of the first BMW M-series bike gives fans the opportunity to own an icon of motorsports, even if it’s just at one-fifth scale. The new Technic BMW M 1000 RR set is available January 1st for $230. Read More »

 
Some Android Phones Can’t Call 911, And It’s Microsoft’s Fault


On November 30th, a Reddit user reported that their Android phone could not call 911 during a medical emergency. Google has now reproduced the bug and confirms that, oddly enough, Microsoft Teams is to blame. The companies are now working to patch this issue, but in the meantime, Android users with Teams should take a moment to make sure that they’re safe. Read More »

 

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