🖥️ Windows Recall Issues, Flight Sim Advancements, Starlink Review
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Windows 11's Recall feature is already running on unsupported CPUs - and it shows why this is a bad idea
Seeing the real world inside a virtual one
First Tests: How Fast Are Starlink's New Dish V4 and Router V3?
How Many Charging Stations Would We Need to Totally Replace Gas Stations?
Indian EV startup Zypp Electric secures ENEOS backing to fund expansion to Southeast Asia
Let’s dive in
By Darren Allan via TechRadar
Windows 11's Recall feature is running on unsupported CPUs, causing noticeable lag.
The laggy performance highlights why a peppy NPU is crucial for this feature.
Running Recall on unsupported hardware demonstrates the potential downsides of ignoring hardware requirements.
Seeing the real world inside a virtual one
By Liam James via The Verge
Flight simulators have evolved from early pixelated games to highly realistic experiences today.
VR and XR headsets promise future advancements, but the best virtual cockpits currently rely on multi-monitor setups and powerful GPUs.
Expert Charlie Hall highlights the complexity of creating realistic virtual worlds and the cutting-edge setups used by professionals, including US Air Force simulators.
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First Tests: How Fast Are Starlink's New Dish V4 and Router V3?
By Brian Westover via PCMag
SpaceX introduces the new Starlink Dish V4 and Router V3, showcasing improvements over the previous models.
The new equipment excels in both design and performance, offering faster and more reliable internet connections.
Early tests indicate that the Dish V4 and Router V3 significantly outperform the older standard equipment.
How Many Charging Stations Would We Need to Totally Replace Gas Stations?
By Aarian Marshall via WIRED
EV buyers are concerned about charging infrastructure, with over 20% of US households lacking consistent off-street parking for overnight charging.
The US has 188,600 charging ports and 67,900 charging stations, but needs a sixfold increase to achieve full electrification by the 2040s.
Automakers and legislators are working to scale up EV production and expand charging networks to reduce reliance on gas-powered cars and combat climate change.
Indian EV startup Zypp Electric secures ENEOS backing to fund expansion to Southeast Asia
By Jagmeet Singh via TechCrunch
Zypp Electric, an Indian EV startup, secured $15 million from ENEOS to expand its EV rental service to Southeast Asia early next year.
The company plans to be in 15 markets over the next two years, starting with Indonesia, and is also exploring expansion into the Middle East.
Zypp Electric currently operates in major Indian cities and aims to grow its fleet from 22,000 to 50,000 electric two-wheelers in the next year, with further plans to reach 200,000 over the next two and a half years.
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