#electriccarcharging — Public Fediverse posts
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https://www.evshift.com/452046/is-49k-for-an-electric-car-worth-it-when-gas-costs-this-much-increasingly-yes/ Is $49K for an Electric Car Worth It When Gas Costs This Much? Increasingly YES! #49K #car #CarbonEmissions #ChargingInfrastructure #ChevroletBoltEuv #ChevroletBoltEV #costs #decarbonization #DriveElectric #ELECTRIC #ElectricCar #ElectricCarCharging #ElectricCars #ElectricVehicles #ElectricalWiring #EV #EvCharging #EVHomeCharging #EvTires #Gas #GasGuzzler #GasPrices #GoElectric #GreenEnergy #HyundaiIoniq5 #Increasingly #NEMA1450 #Tesla #TeslaModel3 #TeslaModelY #Worth
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/57340/ Walmart adds 7 EV charging stations in and around Mesa #ABB #ABBEMobility #ArizonaEvCharging #azfamily #DcFastCharging #EastValleyEvChargers #ElectricCarCharging #MesaEvCharging #PhoenixMetroEv #PhoenixNews #QueenCreekEvCharging #TempeEvCharging #WalmartEvCharging
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https://www.evshift.com/336247/i-drove-these-luxury-electric-cars-until-they-died/ I drove these LUXURY electric cars until they DIED! #audi #AudiQ6 #AudiQ6ETron #AudiQ6Etron #BestElectricCarRange #bmw #BmwIx #CarReview #CarReview2025 #CARS #carwow #DIED #Drove #ELECTRIC #ElectricCar #ElectricCarCharging #ElectricCarRange #ElectricCarRangeTest #ElectricCars #ElectricVehicles #EV #EvRangeTest #EV9 #Genesis #GenesisGv70 #gv70 #iX #kia #KiaEv9 #luxury #MatWatson #NewCar2025 #NewCarReview #polestar #Polestar3 #Q6Etron
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https://www.evshift.com/317525/the-wireless-ev-charging-future/ The Wireless EV Charging future #charging #ElectricCarCharging #ElectricCarChat #ElectricCarPodcast #ElectricCarWirelessCharging #ElectricCars #ElectricVehicles #EV #EvCharging #EVChat #EVDebate #EVPodcast #EVWirelessCharging #Future #WhyEV #wireless #YEV
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I filed my last copy for this week at 10 p.m. Friday, and then it was a delight to have Saturday be my first legit work-free day since… um, Jan. 1.
1/16/2024: Don’t Engage: ‘Pig Butchering’ Scams Start With a Text, End in Financial Ruin, PCMag
One reason I couldn’t unplug from work last Sunday: I had to watch my friend Sean Gallagher’s very good walkthrough of pig-butchering scams at the ShmooCon information-security conference in D.C. I did, however, opt to watch the livestream of his talk that morning instead of heading over to the Washington Hilton for the third day in a row.
1/17/2024: NextGen TV Airwave Upgrade Flies Under the Radar at CES, PCMag
This CES recap ran several days after the show ended because I needed to verify some Consumer Technology Association forecasts of sales of NextGen-equipped TV sets. And because I needed some uninterrupted time to finish writing the thing.
1/19/2024: Biden Admin OKs $150 Million in Grants to Fix Broken Public EV Chargers, PCMag
I spent Thursday afternoon at the Washington Auto Show’s public-policy day and came away with this update on the Biden administration’s latest efforts to ease electric-car adoption, in which I also noted how the White House’s plan to underwrite a nationwide network of fast chargers on highways has yet to yield much usable hardware. I ended the post by calling out ignorant remarks by two Republican congressmen on a panel that afternoon in which they characterized EVs as some sort of big-government plot.
1/19/2024: Ep 96 SmartTechCheck Podcast CES 2024 Recap, Mark Vena
I joined my industry-analyst friend’s podcast to compare notes about CES with Mark and my fellow tech scribe Stewart Wolpin–who drew on his deep knowledge of the business with a recap of the slow and halting adoption of color TV when our host asked about bumps in the road to EV adoption.
#ATSC30 #batteryElectricVehicle #broadcastTV #ces #consumerElectronicsShow #electricCarCharging #EVCharging #MarkVena #NextGenTV #overTheAirTV #pigButchering #Shmoocon #WashingtonAutoShow
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I closed out November with a flurry of published stories, some filed weeks ago. I like finishing strong in November, since that’s the last month that freelancers can reasonably expect to write something and get paid for it that year.
One of the posts published in the closing hours of last month but not listed below was an extra for Patreon readers: a Web Summit recap covering things that didn’t show up in stories for my other clients.
11/27/2023: What part of ‘get rid of my data’ don’t companies get?, Fast Company
I pitched this piece months ago, then took far more time than I expected to report it out and finally write the damn thing.
11/28/2023: The 3 best international tech innovations of 2023, Fast Company
I helped judge this competition for the second year in a row.
11/28/2023: The 4 next big things in robotics and automation for 2023, Fast Company
My second batch of “NBTT” value judgments covered this high-tech sector.
11/28/2023: The 5 next big things in space and telecom for 2023, Fast Company
Of course I was going to accept a story assignment from my editor that would let write about space.
11/28/2023: Researchers: Maybe the Internet Isn’t Making Us Miserable After All, PCMag
I wrote up a study questioning the widely-held belief that social media and the Internet in general are making everybody stressed, lonely and resentful.
11/29/2023: The Best Cell Phone Plans, Wirecutter
This minor update covered new high-end plans at T-Mobile and Verizon and updated readers about AT&T and Verizon’s C-band deployment, among other things.
11/30/2023: OpenAI At A Crossroads: Can AI Threaten Humanity?, Al Jazeera
I joined AJ’s The Take podcast, hosted by Malika Bilal, to disucss OpenAI’s recent calamities and the prospects for AI to live up to the hopes (or fears) of some of its bigger supporters.
11/30/2023: Ex-EVgo CEO: It Can Take 6 to 18 Months to Put a Charging Station Into Service, PCMag
Recently-retired EVgo CEO Cathy Zoi taught me a few things about the state of the EV-charging business in the panel hosted by Resources for the Future in D.C. that I watched from home via Zoom.
11/30/2023: Google Celebrates RCS Hitting the Billion-User Mark With Multiple Feature Drops, PCMag
I got advance copies of Google’s blog posts about RCS topping a billion users and the software feature drops the company staged to celebrate the occasion, then made sure to remind readers of Google’s most recent announcement of the total number of Android devices–more than 3 billion, announced in 2022, which suggests that most Android users have yet to benefit from this upgrade to SMS and MMS.
12/1/2023: Facebook Whistleblower: Want to Help Kids? Keep Them Off Social Media, PCMag
I bikeshared into D.C. to watch a different tech-policy panel, this one at the Brookings Institution and featuring Melanie Dawes, chief executive of the U.K. telecom regulator Ofcom, and Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen.
Updated 12/11/2023 to add the Wirecutter guide that I had missed before.
#automation #ChatGPT #dataBreaches #dataMinimization #digitalWellbeing #electricCarCharging #EVCharging #EVgo #FrancesHaugen #GoogleMessages #mentalHealthOnline #OnlineSafetyAct #OpenAI #RCS #robotics #satellites #Space
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I closed out November with a flurry of published stories, some filed weeks ago. I like finishing strong in November, since that’s the last month that freelancers can reasonably expect to write something and get paid for it that year.
One of the posts published in the closing hours of last month but not listed below was an extra for Patreon readers: a Web Summit recap covering things that didn’t show up in stories for my other clients.
11/27/2023: What part of ‘get rid of my data’ don’t companies get?, Fast Company
I pitched this piece months ago, then took far more time than I expected to report it out and finally write the damn thing.
11/28/2023: The 3 best international tech innovations of 2023, Fast Company
I helped judge this competition for the second year in a row.
11/28/2023: The 4 next big things in robotics and automation for 2023, Fast Company
My second batch of “NBTT” value judgments covered this high-tech sector.
11/28/2023: The 5 next big things in space and telecom for 2023, Fast Company
Of course I was going to accept a story assignment from my editor that would let write about space.
11/28/2023: Researchers: Maybe the Internet Isn’t Making Us Miserable After All, PCMag
I wrote up a study questioning the widely-held belief that social media and the Internet in general are making everybody stressed, lonely and resentful.
11/29/2023: The Best Cell Phone Plans, Wirecutter
This minor update covered new high-end plans at T-Mobile and Verizon and updated readers about AT&T and Verizon’s C-band deployment, among other things.
11/30/2023: OpenAI At A Crossroads: Can AI Threaten Humanity?, Al Jazeera
I joined AJ’s The Take podcast, hosted by Malika Bilal, to disucss OpenAI’s recent calamities and the prospects for AI to live up to the hopes (or fears) of some of its bigger supporters.
11/30/2023: Ex-EVgo CEO: It Can Take 6 to 18 Months to Put a Charging Station Into Service, PCMag
Recently-retired EVgo CEO Cathy Zoi taught me a few things about the state of the EV-charging business in the panel hosted by Resources for the Future in D.C. that I watched from home via Zoom.
11/30/2023: Google Celebrates RCS Hitting the Billion-User Mark With Multiple Feature Drops, PCMag
I got advance copies of Google’s blog posts about RCS topping a billion users and the software feature drops the company staged to celebrate the occasion, then made sure to remind readers of Google’s most recent announcement of the total number of Android devices–more than 3 billion, announced in 2022, which suggests that most Android users have yet to benefit from this upgrade to SMS and MMS.
12/1/2023: Facebook Whistleblower: Want to Help Kids? Keep Them Off Social Media, PCMag
I bikeshared into D.C. to watch a different tech-policy panel, this one at the Brookings Institution and featuring Melanie Dawes, chief executive of the U.K. telecom regulator Ofcom, and Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen.
Updated 12/11/2023 to add the Wirecutter guide that I had missed before.
#automation #ChatGPT #dataBreaches #dataMinimization #digitalWellbeing #electricCarCharging #EVCharging #EVgo #FrancesHaugen #GoogleMessages #mentalHealthOnline #OnlineSafetyAct #OpenAI #RCS #robotics #satellites #Space
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The US needs 8x more EV chargers by 2030, according to new report - Enlarge (credit: Getty Images)
Skepticism about electric vehic... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=1908613 #electriccarcharging #teslasupercharger #electricvehicles #dcfastcharging #level2charger #level3charger #evadoption #evcharging #cars
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Why yes. I did rent an electric automatic car for my UK trip. 100% the correct decision. Goes like greased lightning! Costs the same as a pint! Hurrah!
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Easier than a plug: Wireless EV charging gets ready for prime time - Enlarge / A rendering of a public wireless charging station. In fact, W... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=1881611 #electriccarcharging #wirelessevcharging #wirelesscharging #qualcommhalo #witricity #cars
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Electrify America switches to per-kWh billing in 23 states - Enlarge / An Electrify America charging location in Colorado recharges a Porsche Taycan. (credit: E... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=1706914 #electriccarcharging #electrifyamerica #electricvehicle #dcfastcharging #evcharging #tesla #cars
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More electric car charging networks link up with roaming agreements - Enlarge (credit: Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images)
Last week, we reported that Electrify Americ... more: https://arstechnica.com/?p=1523935 #electriccarcharging #chargepoint #evconnect #hubject #cars #evgo -
Electric car charging in America just got a little bit easier - Enlarge / An Electrify America charging station. (credit: Electrify America)
At the risk of sound... more: https://arstechnica.com/?p=1520327 #electriccarcharging #electrifyamerica #chargepoint #cars