Nicole Nguyen

And as you need it, if you move to a place with longer outages or you start to experience grid reliability problems in your area, then you can scale up over time rather than making that big investment upfront.

We're going to hear a lot more about this in the coming years.

It's called bidirectional charging, and it allows you to use the massive battery that's in your electric vehicle as a home power backup or as a way to power a remote job site or

even like a projector that you want to run while you're camping outdoors.

Bidirectional charging is available in only some models right now, like the Ford F-150 Lightning, the Tesla Cybertruck, the Chevy Silverado EV.

Basically, one end of the plug goes into your Cybertruck, the other end of the plug goes into your home battery, and you can reverse the power flow from your vehicle to your home and

The Cybertruck is the equivalent of more than six Tesla Powerwalls.

So this could keep your home going for days.

There are a few different buckets.

So one bucket of new Gmail tools is a ghostwriter slash proofreader.

Gmail wants you to get in and out of email quickly.

And people spend something like 20 percent of their time.

actually writing emails and the other 80% is just sort of managing the mess.

And that 20% they think could be helped by a prompt button called Help Me Write that lets you write one sentence or maybe two sentences, a short prompt, and then it'll like auto-generate the other email formalities.

But they are one upping this technology by using generative AI, also training on your years and years of Gmail data to mimic your voice.

So a new feature called Suggested Replies is

You'll see in the reply box underneath an email you've received a sort of pre-filled out email that it thinks sounds like your voice and what you would say.

And it can copy your style.

And then there's another kind of AI-powered feature.

They're creating...