But will it seamlessly replace my iCloud?

It's the amount of food people eat due to depression and poor mental health. This turned into a global issue after the pandemic.

Is that a bad thing? We know how many people are needed to pay into Social Security each year. This would give us a good number so we know how many immigrants to approve for a forecasted year.

Perhaps your wearable could be some sort of headband or ring.

I misread and thought you wrote vacations. I think a mandatory vacation law would help us more than wearables.

I usually post in Support of EVs. I think they're inevitable, but this news makes me think they're not a good option. What happened to street cars and inter-urban-rail? This was common before Henry Ford made cars affordable (pardon the pun). I don't see why these can't come back. Yes, people would walk and bike more, too. That's not a bad thing.

It's not mean to reduce the flow rate on gasoline pumps. It helps people with the unavoidable transition to EVs. 80 years ago, offshore rigs in the Gulf of Mexico were extracting oil at 100' ocean depth. Now, they're drilling at a mile of ocean depth. In 80 years we have depleted the resource that took 100 million years to produce. It's not coming back, ever. You can argue in favor of this article. It is time for synthetic fuels. You can argue for EVs. Or you could argue that Earth is 6,000 years old and oil is constantly produced in ample quantities continuously. I am squarely in the second camp and only see synthetic fuels as a transitional fuel on the way to EV. Similar to those Compact Fluorescent Bulbs the government mandated that were eventually replaced by LEDs, with no government mandate.

Where do you live that $3 per gallon and 15 cent electricity exists? I haven't seen that in years.

Most EVs don't require a phone to charge. You link the vehicle to your manufacturers charging database. When you plug in to charge, the charging network sends the bill to your manufacturer. The manufacturer charges the card you have on file with them. It's 10 times easier than getting gas.

The government could fix this by requiring gasoline vendors to use the same apps as EV charging networks. This would help address people's unfamiliarity with the charging process. They could also slow the gasoline flow rate at the pumps, so it flows significantly slower after the first 2 gallons, like an EV.

Right, for plug in hybrid. OP is talking about traditional legacy hybrid.

It's to encourage you to get the app and use that to preset the car temperature. Seriously, now that cars let you set a specific temp, climate settings are not adjusted that often.

They should join Sam's club instead. There's usually an EV America fast charger at Sam's.

Thank you. Would this service also work at an AI data center Arizona?

I don't think this is true. Why would there be so many call centers in India and Pakistan if countries restricted data to their own borders?