Tag Archives: Transition
Joe Biden’s presidential transition launches with BuildBackBetter.gov
Terrafugia’s first flying car should finally go on sale in 2019
Trump’s White House website deletes climate change, LGBT pages
Donald Trump’s Climate Change Cynic Takes on the EPA Transition
Donald Trump’s ‘Transition Team’ launches GreatAgain.gov
New Terrafugia TF-X Flying Car is a Stunner
Three Flying Cars that are in Development
Watch Terrafugia’s Transition fly and drive in public for the first time (video)
Sure, the Terrafugia Transition took to the skies for the first time at the 2012 NY Auto Show, but it has yet to fly and drive in front of an audience -- until now. The "driveable plane" did two laps around the field at this year's EAA AirVenture airshow in Wisconsin, once up in the air and once on land, as you can see in the videos past the break. In between the laps, it transforms from an airborne into a land vehicle by automatically folding its wings flush against its body. Despite the successful demo, it'll take a while before we see a Transition on the road -- Terrafugia plans to build a third prototype of the $279,000 plane / car before it begins production. Millionaires and supervillains, take note: you can pay a $10,000 reserve fee for one, but don't expect it to grace your driveway or hangar until 2015 or 2016.
Filed under: Misc
Via: Autoblog
Source: Journal Sentinel
T-Mobile says MetroPCS’ network transition is ahead of schedule
T-Mobile is more than a little eager to justify its acquisition of MetroPCS. To its relief, there's early evidence that the money was well spent: it says that MetroPCS' switch to a blend of HSPA+ and LTE is ahead of schedule, and it cites the just-started Bring Your Own Phone program as proof. The bigger carrier is already planning to expand MetroPCS' device mix, too. In addition to the recent launches of the Galaxy Exhibit and Optimus L9, T-Mobile's refreshed Galaxy S III is due on June 17th. We won't declare the transition a resounding success just yet, however -- when T-Mobile only expects to finish converting MetroPCS customers by 2015, there's still a lot of ground left to cover.
[Image credit: Jim Carroll, Flickr]
Filed under: Cellphones, Wireless, Mobile, T-Mobile
Source: T-Mobile