Airlines Are Banning MacBooks in Checked Luggage Regardless of Recall Status

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Airlines Are Banning MacBooks in Checked Luggage Regardless of Recall Status

Following an Apple notice that a “limited number” of 15-inch MacBook Pros may have faulty batteries that could potentially create a fire safety risk, multiple airlines have barred transporting Apple laptops in their checked luggage—in some cases, regardless of …
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Juul Devices Cited in Seizure Reports That Started FDA Probe

An investigation by U.S. health authorities into whether e-cigarettes can cause seizures was triggered by a handful of people who reportedly used Juul devices, according to Food and Drug Administration documents. The three seizure reports came through …
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Apple Makes About-Face On iPhone Repairs: Having Yours Fixed Just Got Easier

Apple has today announced a new repair program which will, the company says, offer customers additional options when it comes to some of the most common out-of-warranty iPhone repairs and means that for the first time it will expand access to genuine …
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E-scooter injuries requiring surgeries cost nearly $20000 per person to treat – Auckland DHB

Auckland DHB estimates it costs nearly $20,000 to treat each patient who requires surgery after getting injured riding an e-scooter. Doctors from the DHB’s orthopedic unit looked over the data from October 15, 2018 to February 22, 2019 and tallied up all of …
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2020 Porsche Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid first drive review: Sweet, sweet overkill

With 455 horsepower, 516 pound-feet of torque and some of the best on-road manners of any SUV at any price, it’s hard to imagine wanting (or needing) more from the Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid. But Porsche believes plug-in power is also worthy of flagship …
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