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Fully Charged: Grand Theft Auto V delayed again on PC, Tesla’s Model X out this summer, and Disney’s new robot turtle makes sand drawings
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Fully Charged: The new Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer, a car is being 3D printed at the Detroit Auto Show, and man caught smuggling 94 iPhones against his body
All the tech and gadget news you need to start the day off right
CES 2015: 10-minute pitch – Dash can make just about any car smarter
An app that tells you how you’re driving, how your car’s feeling and how to save yourself cash
Chevrolet unveils the Bolt EV: 200 mile range in a $30,000 hatchback
It’s a big step forward for Chevy’s EV line, and perhaps a real competitor to Tesla
Fully Charged: Chevrolet will unveil pure electric Bolt, Google planning real-time translation, and the House of Cards season 3 trailer
Continue the CES comedown with our morning roundup of top tech news
The Ariel Atom’s ‘mucky brother’ wants to eat dirt for breakfast
Upcoming off-road Ariel Nomad is a lightweight, mud-spattered missile
Updated Tesla Roadster now good for 400-miles on a single charge
Musk’s Lotus-based sports car receives battery and aerodynamic upgrades
CES 2015: Parrot RNB6 brings Android Auto and Apple CarPlay into almost any motor
This dashboard infotainment system is half the thickness and weight of a standard 2-DIN setup, and integrates with a dashcam
CES 2015: Nvidia Tegra X1 is the world’s first teraflop mobile processor
Twice as powerful as the Tegra K1, it’s coming to self-driving cars as well as smartphones and tablets
Fully Charged: Smart snowboard bindings analyze your ride, Chevrolet cars tell you when parts are breaking down, and Roku TV plans Netflix 4K support
Between CES reveals and other tech happenings, our news roundup has you covered
CES 2015: Volvo seeks to end car-on-bike collisions with wearable tech
Ambitious plan aims to eliminate such crashes entirely, but will it take hold?
