Photography enthusiasts and professionals alike are always on the lookout for ways to enhance their photographs and make carrying cameras easier. The SPINN SWIFT-LOCK system is a new camera carrying solution that promises to do just that. It’s designed for photographers who are constantly moving, whether they’re climbing mountains or weaving through city streets. This […]
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Oppo has launched its latest Android smartphone the Opoo F25 and the handset comes with a 6.7-inch AMOLED display, which offers Full HD+ resolution coupled with a 120 Hz refresh rate. This combination ensures smooth scrolling and superior display fluidity, essential for both gaming enthusiasts and those who consume a lot of multimedia content. The […]
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Fisker has announced its future plans alongside preliminary 2023 and Q4 earnings, and it's not looking great for the EV manufacturer. The company plans to lay off 15 percent of its workforce — nearly 200 people — as it shifts from a direct-to-consumer to a Dealer Partner model. The company is halting all investments in upcoming models and will resume only if in partnership with another automaker.
The company's fourth-quarter revenue increased to $200.1 million from $128.3 million in Q3. However, its gross margin was negative 35 percent, and it lost $1.23 per share. Its sole EV on the market, the Ocean SUV, also had 10,193 units produced but 4,929 vehicles delivered.
The automaker first introduced its pivot to a Dealer Partner Model in January and claims it has received interest from 250 dealers across North America and Europe, along with 13 signed agreements. "We are aware that the industry has entered a turbulent, and unpredictable period," Henrik Fisker, chairman and CEO of Fisker, said in a statement. "With that understanding and taking the lessons learned from 2023, we have put a plan in place to streamline the company as we prepare for another difficult year. We have adjusted our outlook for 2024 to be much more conservative than in 2023." The company plans to deliver between 20,000 and 22,000 Ocean models across the world.
Fisker is currently negotiating with "a large automaker" for an investment and joint production of future EVs. This means that previously announced vehicle production, such as the Alaska EV pickup with humungous cup holders and a designated cowboy hat space, will be on hold indefinitely. Fisker originally planned to start production on the Alaska EV pickup in early 2025.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/fisker-halts-work-on-new-ev-models-until-it-finds-more-money-140050091.html?src=rssFisker has announced its future plans alongside preliminary 2023 and Q4 earnings, and it's not looking great for the EV manufacturer. The company plans to lay off 15 percent of its workforce — nearly 200 people — as it shifts from a direct-to-consumer to a Dealer Partner model. The company is halting all investments in upcoming models and will resume only if in partnership with another automaker.
The company's fourth-quarter revenue increased to $200.1 million from $128.3 million in Q3. However, its gross margin was negative 35 percent, and it lost $1.23 per share. Its sole EV on the market, the Ocean SUV, also had 10,193 units produced but 4,929 vehicles delivered.
The automaker first introduced its pivot to a Dealer Partner Model in January and claims it has received interest from 250 dealers across North America and Europe, along with 13 signed agreements. "We are aware that the industry has entered a turbulent, and unpredictable period," Henrik Fisker, chairman and CEO of Fisker, said in a statement. "With that understanding and taking the lessons learned from 2023, we have put a plan in place to streamline the company as we prepare for another difficult year. We have adjusted our outlook for 2024 to be much more conservative than in 2023." The company plans to deliver between 20,000 and 22,000 Ocean models across the world.
Fisker is currently negotiating with "a large automaker" for an investment and joint production of future EVs. This means that previously announced vehicle production, such as the Alaska EV pickup with humungous cup holders and a designated cowboy hat space, will be on hold indefinitely. Fisker originally planned to start production on the Alaska EV pickup in early 2025.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/fisker-halts-work-on-new-ev-models-until-it-finds-more-money-140050091.html?src=rssThis week, Cherlynn and Devindra discuss some of the editorial changes happening at Engadget. We’ve lost some amazing colleagues, but we’re still here aiming to deliver the best tech coverage possible. As for this week’s news, we chat about the reported death of Apple’s “Project Titan” EV car project. It never felt quite real, but it still would have been fun to see.
Here’s a hot take: Maybe the Apple Car felt redundant since Tesla basically built it already. Say what you will about Elon Musk today, but Tesla certainly disrupted the car industry in all of the ways we’d expect Apple to. Agree? Disagree?
Listen below or subscribe on your podcast app of choice. If you've got suggestions or topics you'd like covered on the show, be sure to email us or drop a note in the comments! And be sure to check out our other podcast, Engadget News!
What happened with Engadget last week: layoffs and our continued commitment to tech journalism – 0:31
RIP Apple Car 2014-2024 – 9:11
Nintendo’s successor to the Switch delayed to 2025 – 21:53
Microsoft opens more Xbox exclusives to PS5 and Switch – 25:24
Google renames AI suite, ends up in hot water over image generation – 33:47
Pop culture picks – 43:21
Credits
Hosts: Cherlynn Low and Devindra Hardawar
Producer: Ben Ellman
Music: Dale North and Terrence O'Brien
This week, Cherlynn and Devindra discuss some of the editorial changes happening at Engadget. We’ve lost some amazing colleagues, but we’re still here aiming to deliver the best tech coverage possible. As for this week’s news, we chat about the reported death of Apple’s “Project Titan” EV car project. It never felt quite real, but it still would have been fun to see.
Here’s a hot take: Maybe the Apple Car felt redundant since Tesla basically built it already. Say what you will about Elon Musk today, but Tesla certainly disrupted the car industry in all of the ways we’d expect Apple to. Agree? Disagree?
Listen below or subscribe on your podcast app of choice. If you've got suggestions or topics you'd like covered on the show, be sure to email us or drop a note in the comments! And be sure to check out our other podcast, Engadget News!
What happened with Engadget last week: layoffs and our continued commitment to tech journalism – 0:31
RIP Apple Car 2014-2024 – 9:11
Nintendo’s successor to the Switch delayed to 2025 – 21:53
Microsoft opens more Xbox exclusives to PS5 and Switch – 25:24
Google renames AI suite, ends up in hot water over image generation – 33:47
Pop culture picks – 43:21
Credits
Hosts: Cherlynn Low and Devindra Hardawar
Producer: Ben Ellman
Music: Dale North and Terrence O'Brien
Meizu has launched its latest smartphone, the Meizu P21 Pro and the handset comes with a .79” LTPO AMOLED display, boasting a resolution of 1,368 x 3,192 pixels. This marks a transition to a more cinematic 21:9 aspect ratio, providing users with an expansive and immersive viewing experience. The display’s peak brightness reaches 1,250 nits, […]
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Thanks to the weekly office hours update from the Midjourney development team it seems that the highly Consistent Characters might not be too far away. At the forefront of the latest exciting updates underdevelopment for the AI art generator is a new character reference feature. This tool is designed to maintain the consistency of characters […]
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At times, your reliable Mac might start to show signs of slowing down, becoming cluttered with unnecessary files, or perhaps you’re contemplating selling it. In such instances, performing a factory reset can inject new vitality into your device, almost as if it’s being given a second lease on life. As an individual deeply immersed […]
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Modern homes require modern fragrance solutions. We all like a pleasant and fresh-smelling home, with aromatic fragrances drifting around. But sometimes pesky odors do crawl into our homes, and despite our best efforts we can’t always be vigilant about them, and nip them in the bud. This is where innovative and functional fragrance solutions are needed to do what you are unable to do. These handy little designs range from relaxing aroma diffusers to eco-friendly air purifiers – they ensure that there is always fresh air in your home, and nasty odours are eliminated from a mile away. From a natural air purifier that uses a miniature forest to clean your home environment to a bedside lamp integrated with a scented candle – these are the ingenious home fragrance solutions you need for your precious living space.
The Briiv Pro is an eco-friendly purifier that harnesses nature and technology to cleanse the air in your home. The Briiv first made a debut in 2020, and the new and improved Briiv Pro is more powerful than ever. It is a ‘mini forest’ that can purify a 16 sq.m room in 21 minutes. This makes the Briiv Pro around 6900% more effective than house plants!
The Briiv Pro is 6900% more effective than house plants, which is truly commendable for a purifier of its size. Besides being a boon for the air in your home, it is also quite good-looking, unlike the ugly boxy appliances that are called air purifiers these days.
This battery-free aroma diffuser is another great alternative to have some fresh and fragrant air in your home. It lets you take a deep relaxing breath, without harming the environment in any way. The battery-free diffuser harnesses the power of a single candle through the simple use of physics and science, to spread pleasant-smelling air in your home.
The diffuser is a battery-free product. It doesn’t need any external power sources to operate, it relies solely on the heat of a single candle to spread relaxing aromatic scents throughout your home. The diffuser is built from sustainable materials and has a minimalist and eco-friendly ethos.
Another way to spread some aromatic scents through your home, and eliminate bad odors is by using this stunning Japanese lantern candle. Designed to look like a traditional Japanese ‘chouchin’ lantern, the candle has a pillow-inspired shape, and is a fantastic fit for your bedroom or bathroom, allowing you to also indulge in some pampering.
The quaint Japanese lantern candle gives a contemporary take on an iconic Japanese design. It emits a relaxing glow and spreads a pleasant aroma, which also showcases a minimalist design that merges perfectly with any modern living space. Handcrafted by artisans in Kurashiki, Japan, the candle is a specimen of meticulous Japanese craftsmanship.
This little vintage-inspired lamp is called the Retro Candle Lamp, and it will make a fitting addition to your bedside table. Besides doing the obvious job of lighting up your room with a soft subtle light, the candle lamp is also equipped with an empty platform to hold scented candles. By adding scented candles to the lamp, you can spread a sweet scent around your room.
The warmth from the lamp activates the fragrance molecules in the candle, and it emits a pleasant smell, without you even lighting it! This eliminates the risk of having an open flame right near your bed. It is a safe design, that also successfully deals with any odour issues you may have at home.
Coined the Miniature Bonfire Wood Diffuser Set, this little relaxation-inducing design recreates the smell and the experience of a mesmerizing outdoor fire. It captures the smells, scent, earth, and joy of a memorable outdoor fire within the comfort of your own home, without any of the dangers of a large outdoor fire.
The mini hardwood used for the diffuser is collected from branches that were intended to be discarded away. They give off a warm smoky smell when burnt on the stainless steel mini oven, giving off a comforting aroma. You can add a few drops of the essential oils extracted from Mt.Hakusan trees, and an authentic outdoor scent will spread through your home.
Called the Olfactive Stéréophonique, this unique device is a scent diffuser in the shape of a speaker. The device mimics the shape of a horn speaker, but doesn’t emit melodies, instead, it spreads some lovely scents in your home. Inspired by the shape of an antique speaker, it will fill up the room with a fragrance-like sound.
The fragrance diffuser emits the smell uniformly and efficiently, unlike the usual front or upward aroma-blasting diffusers that we see on the market. For this concept, the designers borrowed theories from high-efficiency sound wave guides, creating a unique diffuser.
Equipped with a package of 10 capsules – recreating the aroma of nostalgic incense “used in Hindu and Buddhist temples and the unique smell of ancient wooden structures
Meet the Stress-free Aroma Diffuser, a nifty little design that lets you sit back and relax while breathing in a gaming mix of aromatic blends that have been specifically picked to soothe your mind, and help you unwind. Besides spreading pleasant aromas through your home, it is also designed to help you de-stress.
The diffuser creates its gentle breeze, allowing the aroma to softly and evenly disperse wherever you’re sitting, with a porcelain filter soaking up the oil to provide a long-lasting experience.
The best way to add some sweet-smelling fragrances to your home is by introducing some flowers. And this pretty little metal flower vase seems like a striking fit to hold your favorite floral arrangement. The Statement Floral Bud Vase will showcase the natural beauty of a flower and its stem while letting the natural fragrance of the flower spread through your home.
The minimal and stylish flower case is designed to seamlessly merge with all kinds of interior spaces. It is also carefully weight to prevent it from topping over, and it is specially designed to fully display the flower, and all complete focus on it.
Another way to guarantee sweet-smelling surroundings at all times is to carry a little pin on your body! Called the Aroma Fragrance pin – this little pin is a tiny holder that can hold a little cotton dabbed with your favorite essential oil. You now have a strong yet subtle fragrance enveloping you through the day, no matter where you go. It leaves a pleasant smell wherever you are in your home!
The pin creates an individual fragrance bubble for you, that follows you everywhere. You can easily top it up, once the smell starts to fade away. The pin is a useful option for people with sensitive noises who may get affected by the aerosol particles in typical perfumes.
Ploud is a versatile little hanger that will never let you pull out another crumply or smell shirt from your wardrobe. It allows you to hang your clothes in two different ways – either you hang them traditionally, or you fasten them. Also interestingly, the hanger’s arms clip off in the middle, offering space to stick in a fragrance of your choice, and then close it back up.
The hanger comes along with an interchangeable scent stick that you can replace whenever you like. Ploud ensures your clothes smell fresh and clean, without that pesky detergent odor. It will leave your clothes fragrant at all times, and might even leave a pleasant residual fragrance in your cupboard.
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