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When coal last came out on the losing side of this comparison, the steam engine was still on the rise and the US was just starting to move on from “peak wood.” The EIA’s post notes that the first hydroelectric dams in the US were also coming online in the 1880s. … [Read more...] about 2019 was first year since 1880s that US coal lost to renewable energy

Featured stories Windows 10 May 2020 Update is starting to roll out to mainstream users You can build Linus Torvalds' PC: Here's all the hardware and where to buy it Harman Kardon Citation 300 deal: ZDNet readers get $350 off the speaker SMB TV: How SMBs and startups are using tech to overcome obstacles … [Read more...] about Salesforce beats Q1 estimates, lowers fiscal 2021 revenue growth forecast

Electric motorcycles have been around long enough that the MotoGP class won’t be the first time they’ve seen serious competition. What started in 2010 as a zero-emissions class at the yearly Isle of Man TT motorcycle race is now dominated by electric bikes, and they’re quickly catching up to their gas-powered counterparts. (We got to see this transition happen up close when we visited the competition in 2015.) … [Read more...] about MotoGP will race all-electric motorcycles in 2019

In terms of original movies in the works, Superintelligence, starring Melissa McCarthy, author film Let Them All Talk from Steven Soderbergh, and legal comedy Bobbie Sue starring Gina Rodriguez. Expect a suite of original reality TV shows and kids' shows, too. Animated original Scoob!, starring Mark Wahlberg and Zac Efron, will launch on-demand while cinemas are closed by the coronavirus, but it hasn't been confirmed for HBO Max yet. The Sundance 2020 award winner, Charm City Kings, is also coming to HBO Max after the company picked it up from Sony. There's also a ten-part dark comedy starring Jean Smart (of Watchmen fame) as a Las Vegas diva. … [Read more...] about HBO Max: price, free trial, movies, the Snyder Cut and more explained

If the lockdown continues beyond June, tech spending in India may contract by up to 4.8 per cent this year, with only a mild recovery to 1.4 per cent growth in 2021, a new report said on Friday. The sudden sharp contraction and slow recovery will entail contraction across all tech spending categories in 2020 and make even slow growth in 2021 arduous, according to the report by global market research firm Forrester. "A real risk of tech spending contraction looms large. An inability to contain the outbreak in a timely manner will cause serious damage to economic activity in India due to reduced consumer spending and labor productivity," said Ashutosh Sharma, VP and Research Director, Forrester. In an optimistic scenario, where India comprehensively rescinds its lockdown in June and resumes full-tilt economic activity by July, businesses and governments in India will spend a bit more (1.2 per cent) on technology in 2020 than 2019. The lower growth, however, will affect all spending … [Read more...] about Tech spend in India to shrink by 4.8% if lockdown extends beyond June: Report