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This laptop is powered by your Samsung phone, and it just got a big upgrade

Credit: NexDock TL;DR NexDock has launched its 6th-generation lapdock for $229. It’s a PC shell that’s designed to run Samsung DeX, Android desktop modes, Windows, Linux, and handheld PCs. You get a screen, keyboard, trackpad, battery, speakers, and ports, while your phone or device handles everything else. The upgraded NexDock includes a brighter 14-inch 16:10

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This laptop is powered by your Samsung phone, and it just got a big upgrade

Credit: NexDock TL;DR NexDock has launched its 6th-generation lapdock for $229. It’s a PC shell that’s designed to run Samsung DeX, Android desktop modes, Windows, Linux, and handheld PCs. You get a screen, keyboard, trackpad, battery, speakers, and ports, while your phone or device handles everything else. The upgraded NexDock includes a brighter 14-inch 16:10

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Ford’s big bet on EVs didn’t pan out — now its pivoting to hybrids and energy storage

Ford announced a series of changes to its gas- and electric-powered vehicle business aimed at dramatically increasing hybrid vehicle production in the face of slowing EV sales. The automaker also introducing some new products as part of this plan, including an extended-range EV version of its F-series truck and battery storage systems to meet growing

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Ford’s big bet on EVs didn’t pan out — now its pivoting to hybrids and energy storage

Ford announced a series of changes to its gas- and electric-powered vehicle business aimed at dramatically increasing hybrid vehicle production in the face of slowing EV sales. The automaker also introducing some new products as part of this plan, including an extended-range EV version of its F-series truck and battery storage systems to meet growing

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Are Warnings of Superintelligence ‘Inevitability’ Masking a Grab for Power?

Superintelligence has become “a quasi-political forecast” with “very little to do with any scientific consensus, emerging instead from particular corridors of power.” That’s the warning from James O’Sullivan, a lecturer in digital humanities from University College Cork. In a refreshing 5,600-word essay in Noema magazine, he notes the suspicious coincidence that “The loudest prophets of

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