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6 post(s) tagged tesla.
Apple finally lets you touch the Mac, Cybercabs take over Texas, and Starship gets ready for a catch
Apple put a touchscreen on the MacBook Pro after years of saying no, Tesla's Cybercabs now outnumber its Model Ys in Texas, SpaceX test-fired both halves of the Starship it wants to catch, UniFi stretched PoE to 800 meters, and PHP2Shell went from "patch soon" to "being exploited."
The iPhone folds, Tesla's robots clock in, and every PHP server needs a patch
Another roundup week. The iPhone Duo hit stores and reviewers called it fun, flawed and expensive, Tesla started building Optimus robots while profit fell 43%, SpaceX says it will try to catch both halves of Starship next month, and a pair of PHP bugs means anyone running a website has homework.
The Roadster flew, Starship wants more than a launch a day, and your AI Key needs a patch
A busy week, so it's a roundup. Tesla's Roadster finally showed up (and left the ground), the FAA started reviewing up to 456 Starship launches a year, Meta shipped an open model that wants a terabyte of RAM, Amazon's Bee got new hardware, and UniFi AI Key owners have an update to install.
Tesla's Q3 deliveries beat expectations and still went down. Both are true.
Tesla delivered 486,532 vehicles in Q3, beating Wall Street estimates by more than 24,000 while slipping from last year's record. Here's how to read a number that is good and bad at once.
Tesla Robotaxi now works dinner shifts. Here's what that actually tells us.
Tesla stretched Robotaxi hours to 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. in six cities and says its unsupervised fleet got "a lot bigger." What it didn't share is the number that matters.
Tesla crushed its delivery numbers. The stock fell 7%. Both things are true.
Tesla delivered 480,126 cars last quarter, about 74,000 more than Wall Street expected, and the stock had its worst day in almost a year. If you own one, drive one, or are thinking about buying one, here's what actually matters.