The USPS' Plan For EVs Is As Ambitious As It Is Weird-Looking

After drawing criticism for its initial fleet overhaul plans, the USPS is making an ambitious investment into NGDV EVs to reinvent its delivery fleet.

Why America Banned The Toyota Sera

Toyota’s unassuming little Sera was a sign of things to come, but it was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.

ZTE Nubia RedMagic 7S Pro Long-Term Review: Why I Keep Coming Back

The RedMagic 7S Pro is a gaming beast of a phone that’s proven its ability to impress for the long haul — but is it worth the cash, given the drawbacks?

Shadow and Bone’s New Season Will Continue to Change the Story

In a new interview, Shadow and Bone showrunners Eric Heisserer and Daegan Fryklind have revealed some of the thought processes behind the second season’s adaptation hang-ups. It’s a complicated undertaking, since the show takes inspiration from not only Leigh Bardugo’s original Shadow and Bone trilogy, but also the

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The Rock Says James Gunn Pinky Promised Him Black Adam Will Return at Some Point

In yet another bit of mess to add to the Black Adam damage control—which so far has included the actual box office tally, Henry Cavill’s bait-and-switch Superman exit, and Black Adam being kind of a mess—Dwayne Johnson has just tweeted his response about the superhero’s future at Warner Bros.

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Apple TV Could Finally Come to Android Smartphones

2022 might be about to take its bow, but the tech rumor mill is still churning. The latest mongering centers around Apple TV and its near arrival on the Android platform.

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Delta will reportedly offer free WiFi starting next year

Delta Air Lines reportedly plans to offer free WiFi to all its passengers as soon as next year, according to the Wall Street Journal. The airline is already testing free wireless internet for members of its frequent-flier program, and it’s expected to expand significantly through 2023.

According to the report, Delta will start rolling out free WiFi “on a significant portion of its airplanes” before expanding the service to more of its fleet later next year. Once the program is available for all passengers, it will likely require a SkyMiles loyalty number to get online.

CEO Ed Bastian first announced the airline’s goal of free wireless access in 2018, and it recently stepped up testing. It currently uses Viasat and Intelsat (formerly Gogo) for internet access, and it reportedly plans to equip most of its US domestic fleet with Viasat service by the end of this year. JetBlue is the only major US airline currently offering free WiFi for all passengers.

The airline industry has tried for years to improve WiFi, testing with various providers and business models. However, the result is still a mess for customers: You might end up with different online requirements and pricing on two legs of the same flight, even with the same airline. Hopefully, Delta’s move will force other airlines to compete with free WiFi of their own — while cleaning up the process of accessing it.

Big Tech And Its Congressional Allies Kill Most — But Not All — Antitrust Legislation

Anti-monopolists are blaming Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) for the demise of two bills aimed at limiting corporate power.

Psych: Turns Out USPS Will Start to Electrify Its Fleet After All

The United States Postal Service is being dragged kicking and screaming into an electric vehicle future. It only took a mass public outcry, lawsuits form 16 different states, and an impassioned plea from the president himself to get them there.

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Bob Dylan Says Music Is 'Too Smooth and Painless' in the Streaming Age

Music industry legend Bob Dylan has some opinions on the boom in streaming services over the last few years. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, the singer-songwriter shared his belief that the industry’s pivot to streaming has made music “toothless.”

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