August 2017 – Page 134 – news.buyenne.com

Fiat Chrysler: Alle Maserati-Modelle werden ab 2019 elektrifiziert

Der italienische Luxusautohersteller Maserati, der zu Fiat Chrysler gehört, wird für den Konzern die Elektrifizierung anführen. Zunächst soll das Modell Alfieri rein batterieelektrisch fahren. Bei anderen Fahrzeugen geht es nur um eine Hybridisierung. (Fiat Chrysler, Technologie)

Elektroauto: Tesla Model 3 wird durch Ausstattungspakete teuer

Tesla-Chef Elon Musk hat eine leistungsstärkere Version des Model 3 für Mitte 2018 angekündigt. Beim normalen Model 3 ist die Aufpreisliste kurz, sie macht das Auto jedoch schnell teuer. Das liegt an den umfangreichen Ausstattungspaketen. (Tesla Model 3, Technologie)

Strategiewechsel: Audi soll zehn Milliarden Euro in Elektroautos investieren

Um schneller auf Elektrofahrzeuge umzustellen, soll Audi bis 2022 etwa zehn Milliarden Euro sparen – bei der Entwicklung von Fahrzeugen mit Verbrennungsmotoren. Dabei sollen die Firmen des VW-Konzerns stärker kooperieren. (Audi, Technologie)

Um schneller auf Elektrofahrzeuge umzustellen, soll Audi bis 2022 etwa zehn Milliarden Euro sparen - bei der Entwicklung von Fahrzeugen mit Verbrennungsmotoren. Dabei sollen die Firmen des VW-Konzerns stärker kooperieren. (Audi, Technologie)

HP’s latest VR backpack means business (it’s a wearable worksation)

Most PC-based virtual reality systems released to date are aimed at gamers. But HP figures that means there’s an untapped market for VR-ready PCs aimed at enterprise customers. So the company is adding VR capabilities to some of its business class computers… and launching a business-class version of the HP Omen X gaming-PC-in-a-backpack. The new […]

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Second body cam video of Baltimore cops manufacturing evidence discovered

Second video prompts another dropped case—bringing to nearly three dozen so far.

More get-out-of-jail-free cards are being issued by Baltimore prosecutors—and more are likely, after Monday's disclosure of a second police body cam video that defense attorneys say shows cops manufacturing evidence.

The Maryland Office of the Public Defender said that charges against at least one suspect were dropped on Monday. Charges were dropped in light of the new video that they said shows officers "working together to manufacture evidence." The development comes days after the state's top prosecutor announced Friday that 34 prosecuted or pending drug or weapons cases were dropped or dismissed because they were connected to three officers seen in a different body cam video showing one officer planting drugs.

The brouhaha is part of the aftermath of the Maryland public defender's office releasing a body cam video last week that showed one officer planting drugs in a trash-strewn alley. That officer, Richard Pinheiro, has been suspended while two others depicted in the video have been placed on administrative duty. That first video was turned over to defense attorneys as part of the usual discovery process. Pinheiro apparently did not realize that the agency's body cams retain footage 30 seconds before an officer presses the record button.

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Amazon (sort of) suspends sales of BLU smartphones due to security/privacy concerns

It’s been a little over half a year since security researchers at Kryptowire discovered software running on some budget smartphones that sends sensitive data to a server in China without notifying the the user of the phone. One of the phones in question was the popular (and dirt cheap) BLU R1 HD. BLU released a […]

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