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Sony and Honda said almost a year ago that they wanted to work together to make and sell  electric  vehicles. They have now shown off a prototype of their product, which they are selling under the name Afeela. The four-door sedan was driven onstage at CES on Wednesday as Sony CEO Kenichiro Yoshida discussed the company's mobility philosophy, which prioritizes building vehicles with autonomous capabilities that can be transformed into "moving entertainment spaces." The Afeelas will be available for preorder in the first half of 2025, with sales beginning the following year, according to Yoshida. The first shipments will be made to North American customers in the spring of 2026.. Honda Sony afeelas  Sony and Honda have previously stated that the new EV will be manufactured initially at Honda's North American factory and will have Level 3 automated driving capabilities under limited conditions. Level 3 autonomy means that the car can drive in situations such as traffic...

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  In 2021,   Apple   came out with yet another innovation that would change iPhone user’s lives and make it all the more easier. The   AirTag   was designed and introduced to the world on April 20th 2021, and released on the 30th of April, 2021 as a tracking device that could essentially find small personal items, like keys, bags, as well as other electronic devices and even vehicles. Apple used their Find My network that is crowd sourced and estimated an approximate of one billion Bluetooth signals worldwide. The  AirTags  were made to be compatible with any iPhone, iPad or other devices that were running on iOS 14.5 or later. The AirTag has been welcomed by users worldwide, it has solved the miniscule day to day issues of constantly misplacing keys, wallets, etc. Some bigger uses for the AirTag were to track cars and checked in luggage. While there are a multitude of benefits of owning an AirTag, there are risks to it too. One of the major backlashes...

  It might be the NFL offseason, but this is a league that never takes a rest, and that has been the case this offseason as well. While most teams are only looking to prepare for the 2023 NFL Draft, there are other teams with much bigger issues. It won’t be long until looking at NFL player stats will start to become a part of the daily routine, but there is still some time remaining. The  Washington Commanders  will be a team looking to bring in better players this offseason, but they have already made a big change in the organization. The Washington Commanders were for sale this offseason, and a new buyer has emerged. NFL franchises don’t come up for sale often, and there were plenty of groups that put together a bid to buy the franchise. Current owners Dan and Tanya Snyder have accepted a bid worth more than $6 billion from a group that is led by Josh Harris. This is the highest price ever paid for an NFL franchise, but that record could fall the next time that a sale i...

  Taking personal leave can sometimes feel like a taboo subject at work. No one wants to be seen as slacking off, and no employer wants to deal with the hassle of covering for an absent employee. However, personal leave is essential to taking care of yourself, and it shouldn't be Something you feel guilty about. Here are six things you need to know about personal leave: 1. What is personal leave ? Personal leave is a type of leave that can be taken for any reason. There is no need to give a specific reason for taking personal leave, and it can be used for anything from taking a day off work to going on vacation. On defining personal leave, remember that employees are not guaranteed personal leave by law. Employers typically grant personal leave at their discretion, and, in most cases, personal leave is unpaid. Employees who take personal leave will not be paid for the time they are away from work. However, some employers may offer paid personal leave to benefit their employee...