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A Tesla owner who tapped the Emergency Drive Away feature while still plugged into a Supercharger received a $539 service bill to clear the alert, even though the car didn't move. The feature is triggered by pressing the Activate button, which requires a service visit to clear the alert. Tesla has not published a set price for the inspection or commented on the issue.
Apple's MacBook lineup has seen price improvements after a memory shortage led to increased prices earlier this year. Discounts are available on various MacBook models, including the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. The MacBook Neo is a more affordable option, starting at $699, but with some compromises.
ESR's 45W Xtend charger has a built-in retractable cable with up to 3.1ft of length, supports up to 60W dynamic charging with AVS, and is available for $35.99 on Amazon. The charger also has a normal USB-C port for connecting any cable. ESR's 45W Xtend charger is suitable for fast charging any iPhone, including the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that users having excess RAM in their Macs is wasteful and that the memory should be used in the cloud for AI infrastructure. He believes that users only use their RAM 5% of the time. Altman's comments have been met with criticism and skepticism.
Apple is reportedly planning to release three new iPad models in the first half of next year, including a new iPad Air, a new base iPad, and a new iPad Pro. The iPad Air will feature an OLED display and a potential upgrade to the M5 chip. The base iPad will get an A19 chip and 8GB of RAM, while the iPad Pro will likely get a new chipset, possibly the M6 or M7.