Month: December 2025

This video covers a busy week of EV and tech updates, including Tesla’s Unsupervised Robotaxi progress, the Tesla Holiday Update, and Rivian’s latest software release — plus a quick look at new networking hardware. 🚗 Tesla updates covered: Unsupervised Robotaxi developments and what it means for real-world autonomy Tesla Holiday Update 2025.44.25.5 – new features, UI changes, and hidden improvements FSD version 14.2.1.25 – driving behavior changes and real-world impressions ⚡ Rivian updates: Rivian software update 2025.46 Digital Key improvements and how hands-free access works What’s new for Rivian Driver+ and daily usability 📡 Tech & networking gear: Engenius ECW536S and ECW515 access points Where these fit in a modern Wi-Fi 6/6E setup and why they matter This video breaks down what actually changed, what’s worth using, and how these updates affect everyday driving and ownership — no fluff, just real-world insight. 👍 If this helped, consider subscribing for more Tesla, Rivian, EV charging, and tech deep dives.

In today’s video, we break down everything you need to know from Rivian’s AI & Autonomy Day, including new autonomy updates, hardware changes, and how Rivian is positioning itself in the EV future. We also cover the latest Tesla Holiday Update, with new features, UI changes, and improvements rolling out to the fleet. Plus, I walk you through a Wi-Fi network troubleshooting guide—perfect for fixing Rivian, Tesla, or smart home connectivity issues. We cover: 🚗 Rivian AI & Autonomy Day Highlights • New autonomy capabilities • Highway + city driving improvements • Sensor updates • Mapping & real-time perception changes 🚘 Tesla Holiday Update • New features • Updated UI • Fun additions and quality-of-life tweaks 📶 Wi-Fi Network Troubleshooting • How bad Ethernet cables cause network dropouts • Signs a cable is failing (and how to test it) • DHCP conflicts and how to resolve them • Static IP vs DHCP for cloud network devices • Best practices for stable connectivity If you enjoy Rivian, Tesla, smart tech, and EV content, make sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications!

In today’s video, we take a look at three big tech topics you need to know about: porch pirates using Wi-Fi jammers, the latest DDR5 memory price trends, and a hands-on look at the CCS-to-Tesla (NACS) adapter for fast charging at third-party networks. First, we break down how porch pirates are using Wi-Fi deauthentication and jamming attacks to disable cameras like Ring and Nest — what it is, how it works, and what we can do to protect our home networks. Ring Wired Doorbell Pro https://amzn.to/3KH74SA EnGenius Cloud Managed ECC100 AI Indoor/Outdoor 5MP Dome Camera https://shopify.keenansystems.com/products/engenius-cloud-managed-ecc100-ai-indoor-outdoor-5mp-dome-camera?_pos=1&_sid=039726f32&_ss=r Here is a video I made with a jammer and ring video doorbell 2 https://youtu.be/Jqk7xi3vjiY Then we check out the current state of DDR5 pricing, how much it as spiked, and where prices might be heading next for popular kits like DDR5-6000 CL30. Finally, we go over the CCS-to-NACS adapter that works with all NACS-equipped vehicles except Cybertruck (because the cable is too short). We talk about which EVs can use it — including Rivian, Lucid, and Hyundai — and we show how to check if a Tesla supports CCS. We also cover what to expect when charging at third-party fast chargers like Electrify America, including real-world charge speeds and why they often don’t hit the advertised numbers. Here is the demo video I made charging my Tesla at an Electrify America CCS charger with the adapter https://youtu.be/Qgzkj_HRLak If you enjoy real-world tech, EV charging, and home security breakdowns, make sure to like and subscribe — we have a lot more coming!