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- Microsoft is pausing Xbox Design Lab on October 14th, before you get to unwrap your Series X
- Here are Tesla’s biggest announcements from Battery Day
- Tesla to make EV battery cathodes without cobalt
- SXSW will attempt to hold its popular festival online in 2021... somehow
- Tesla reveals its Plaid powertrain will be available for delivery in 2021
- It looks like a bunch of soon-to-be-disappointed people accidentally bought Xbox One X’s today
- Tesla Battery Day: news and updates from Elon Musk’s announcement
- Tesla’s Elon Musk said a $25,000 electric car with next-gen battery in the works
- Tesla announces it will build a new cathode plant
- Why Apple should give us custom app icons (but probably never will)
| Microsoft is pausing Xbox Design Lab on October 14th, before you get to unwrap your Series X Posted: 22 Sep 2020 06:18 PM PDT  Image: Microsoft If you are planning to design your very own Xbox controller ahead of the Xbox Series X and S launch on November 10th, you might want to act fast. Microsoft is temporarily shutting down its Xbox Design Lab on October 14th. Announced back in 2016, Xbox Design Lab brings a lot of flexibility and personal flair to the Xbox One controller. For $80, you have access to over 40 different color options for the various parts of the controller, adding up to over a million different combinations in total. A couple years ago, I designed one for a close friend and was amazed how much customization I could do; it didn't feel like I was just creating another color variant, but a truly unique personalized product. My friend loved it, telling me they... |
| Here are Tesla’s biggest announcements from Battery Day Posted: 22 Sep 2020 05:10 PM PDT  At Tesla's Battery Day event, CEO Elon Musk made some big announcements: the company's moves toward eliminating cobalt in its batteries, a new Plaid powertrain for the Model S that could get to speeds of 200 mph, and a new cathode plant to streamline its battery production. And, with the new battery technology, Musk has said Tesla will make a $25,000 car. The socially-distanced outdoor event had Musk and other presenters addressing Tesla shareholders in parked cars, who honked their horns to indicate their approval of the speakers' remarks— almost like a drive-in movie/shareholders meeting. Here are the main takeaways from Tesla's 2020 battery day: Tabless battery cells will improve Teslas' rangeTesla plans to manufacture its own... |
| Tesla to make EV battery cathodes without cobalt Posted: 22 Sep 2020 04:50 PM PDT  Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Tesla will make electric vehicle batteries with cobalt-free cathodes, it announced during its Battery Day event today. The announcement came as part of the company's move to make batteries in-house instead of purchasing them. Musk didn't give a timeline for going to a zero-cobalt battery. Cobalt is the most expensive material used in batteries, so eliminating it from the mix was expected help to electric vehicles become as affordable as those that run on gas. Tesla now says it can make a $25,000 electric vehicle — $10,000 less than its cheapest model — because of the improvements it's made to its batteries, including axing cobalt. "It's absolutely critical that we make cars that people can people can actually afford," Musk said today.... |
| SXSW will attempt to hold its popular festival online in 2021... somehow Posted: 22 Sep 2020 04:34 PM PDT  Photo by Adi Robertson / The Verge SXSW, the annual tech, music, and film meetup held in downtown Austin was canceled earlier this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The festival's organizers announced today that it will host an online-only version of the weeklong event next year. SXSW Online will take place from March 16th through March 20th, 2021. Throughout the week, organizers say attendees will be able to check out film and music screenings and take part in other activities such as exhibitions and networking opportunities, but they'll all be online. I'm curious to see how it all goes. Unlike other events, SXSW isn't just a convention. Sure, people go to the keynotes, but SXSW is a festival.... |
| Tesla reveals its Plaid powertrain will be available for delivery in 2021 Posted: 22 Sep 2020 04:14 PM PDT  Photo by Tamara Warren / The Verge As part of its Battery Day presentation, Tesla CEO Elon Musk showed off video of the new "Plaid" version of its Model S sedan, a step up from its "Ludicrous" model. According to the specs on Tesla's website, the long-awaited Plaid powertrain will have a range between charges of 520 miles, get from zero-to-60 in under two seconds, and a top speed of 200mph. The price is listed on Tesla's website at $139,990. Musk has been teasing the Plaid for a while, and showed a video last year of a Tesla with the Plaid powertrain, noting it would "cost more than our current offerings." (The name is apparently a reference from the Mel Brooks movie Spaceballs.) The Plaid Model S debuted last September at the Laguna Seca raceway, where it ran the course... |
| It looks like a bunch of soon-to-be-disappointed people accidentally bought Xbox One X’s today Posted: 22 Sep 2020 04:06 PM PDT  Photo by James Bareham / The Verge Today, Microsoft launched pre-orders for its upcoming next generation console, the Xbox One X. Sorry, I meant the Xbox Series X. Can you blame me? There's only one word of difference between the two names, and it's the one in the middle. There are also three X's. I might not be the only one who gets them confused, though. (Microsoft itself has, but I digress.) Despite today being pre-order day for the Series X (reminder: the new one), the One X (the old one) had a banner day on Amazon as well, at one point up 747 percent on Amazon's "Movers & Shakers" sales charts.
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| Tesla Battery Day: news and updates from Elon Musk’s announcement Posted: 22 Sep 2020 04:06 PM PDT |
| Tesla’s Elon Musk said a $25,000 electric car with next-gen battery in the works Posted: 22 Sep 2020 04:03 PM PDT  Tesla announced that it will dramatically reduce the cost of its battery cells and packs — which means the company's new goal is a $25,000 electric car. The company's CEO Elon Musk said its new "tabless" battery cells, as well as by changing the materials inside the cell, will allow Tesla to "halve" the price per kilowatt-hour, which will make electric cars roughly the same price as combustion engine ones. The price per kilowatt-hour (kWh) is the unit of energy most commonly used to measure the capacity of the battery packs in modern electric vehicles. Those prices have been falling dramatically over the last decade, from $1,100/kWh in 2010 to $156/kWh in 2019, a drop of 87 percent. |
| Tesla announces it will build a new cathode plant Posted: 22 Sep 2020 03:49 PM PDT  Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Tesla plans to build in a new cathode plant for its batteries in North America, to help reduce supply chain costs and simplify cathode production, CEO Elon Musk said today at the company's battery event. The current process is not efficient, Musk said, and it's making improvements to the process that will make cathodes 76 percent cheaper, and produce zero wastewater. The new process will eliminate many of the intermediate steps involved in cathode production, and it plans to diversify the cathodes it uses, because of low nickel supply. Musk didn't get into specifics of where and when the new plant would be built, but he said at the start of his presentation that he wanted a Gigafactory on every continent. The company said in July it was... |
| Why Apple should give us custom app icons (but probably never will) Posted: 22 Sep 2020 03:30 PM PDT  Photo by Tom Warren / The Verge iOS 14 has a lot of iPhones looking pretty different these days — some with classy monochrome color schemes, others with pastel styles ripped right off of Pinterest, and some that look like they're straight out of Animal Crossing or emulating Windows Mobile. The changes aren't some new, radical shift by Apple, but rather a viral wave of enthusiastic users taking advantage of widgets and other tweaks to bring an unprecedented level of customization to the usually rigid Apple-enforced design of the OS. It turns out that lots of people have been dying to theme iOS, and as any number of viral videos displaying lavishly designed homescreens show, they're going to great lengths to do it. It's proof that Apple should continue to trend down... |
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