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Xiaomi's entry into China's AI glasses market is gaining early traction, with users appreciating features like hands-free video recording and AI assistance, benefiting from Xiaomi's extensive ecosystem and supply chain, despite some missing features and room for improvement.
A historic transfer of 80,000 Bitcoin worth $8.6 billion, dormant since 2011, was moved in a single day, likely for address upgrades rather than selling, sparking speculation about security and ownership but causing only brief market fluctuations.
The first users of Apple's Vision Pro headset have been spotted in public spaces, with some engaging in unsafe behaviors such as driving while wearing the device, despite Apple's explicit warnings against using it in situations where device failure could lead to injury. The $3500+ headset has garnered attention for its conspicuous design and has already led to instances of extreme cringe, including a video of a Tesla driver getting arrested for using the headset while driving. Despite concerns, early adopters are proudly showcasing the device in public, with some even using it in the New York subway and at the gym.
The iPhone 15 Pro has seen a drop in the percentage of 5-star reviews compared to its predecessor, the iPhone 14 Pro, according to a study by PerfectRec. The study, based on 695,000 user-generated Google reviews, suggests a decline in customer sentiment. Early adopters may have higher expectations, leading to potential disappointment. It remains to be seen if the ratings will change over time, but this trend raises questions about the satisfaction of iPhone 15 Pro users.
A Rivian R1S owner faced a $2,100 towing bill after his brand new electric SUV got stuck in the snow and was bricked while trying to dislodge it. The owner, who had waited three years for the $85,626 car, said he was disappointed with Rivian's customer service and is now considering trading the R1S for a gas-powered pickup truck. Rivian executives said the car did what it was programmed to do in a dangerous slide-away situation, but they are brainstorming responses to the incident to improve the product. Rivian has been struggling to keep some of its order-holders happy as it navigates the early days of full production for its three electric vehicles.
A Rivian R1S owner faced a $2,100 towing bill after his brand new electric SUV got stuck in the snow and was bricked while trying to dislodge it. The owner, who had waited three years for the $85,626 car, said he was disappointed with Rivian's customer service and is now considering trading the R1S for a gas-powered pickup truck. Rivian executives said the car did what it was programmed to do in a dangerous slide-away situation, but they are brainstorming responses to the incident to improve the product. Rivian has been struggling to keep some of its order-holders happy as it navigates the early days of full production for its three electric vehicles.
A Rivian R1S owner, who waited three years for his dream car, got stuck in the snow and accidentally triggered a safety feature that bricked the car. The towing fee was $2,100, and the owner is now considering trading the R1S for a gas-powered pickup truck. Rivian's customer service initially disappointed the owner, but the company later apologized and offered to cover the transportation fee. Rivian has been struggling to keep some of its order-holders happy as it navigates the early days of full production for its three electric vehicles.