Lemmo 3 Puts a Semi-Solid State Battery Inside a Cargo Bike
A German e-bike maker reveals the Lemmo 3, one of the first to carry a semi-solid state battery promising fewer explosions.
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Category: Consumer Tech
New Huawei Phone Comes With a Separate Camera You Can Attach Yourself
Huawei builds a whole camera as an attachment for its Mate 90 Pro Max, complete with its own sensor and zoom.
Startups Put Small Batteries Into Stoves, Food Carts and E-Bike Cabinets
Small distributed batteries in stoves, bikes, and homes may soon help NYC's grid stay up during peak demand.
Anker’s Biggest Pre-Prime-Day Sales Are Live Right Now
Anker drops up to $400 off power banks, speakers, earbuds, and more ahead of Prime Day. Deals live now.
Ledge.sh lets you run code inside your Markdown notes, live
A notebook wherein the shell lives within the note itself, carrying state from one run to the next across many machines.
56k.rip Lets You Experience the Whole 1996 Dial-Up Ritual in Your Browser
A browser-based simulation recreates the 1996 dial-up internet experience, from the click to the handshake to the slow page loads.
Netlify Rebuilds Edge Functions on MicroVMs, Cuts Latency 5x at the Median
Netlify rebuilds Edge Functions on Firecracker MicroVMs, cutting latency 5x while keeping developer APIs unchanged.
Vivo’s X Fold 6 Accidentally Feels Like a Throwback
A phone of old design, born late, whose camera alone dares rival the mighty Huawei.
DoorDash now lets you text an AI agent to place your restaurant order
DoorDash unveils an AI agent living in Apple Messages, texting users photos of their food orders and handling repeat requests.
EDG C++ Front-End Goes Public Under Nonprofit C++ Alliance
EDG's C++ front-end goes open source under the C++ Alliance, keeping the engine, standards, and person users talk to the same.
Show HN: NSL – WSL for Linux
A new tool brings WSL-style isolation to Linux itself, letting developers run Debian, Ubuntu, and more in containers.
iPads Are on Sale Before October Prime Day — But the Discounts Are Tiny
iPads are technically on sale now, but the discounts are tiny — $100 to $200 off is what we hope for on Oct. 6.