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Twitter's plan to kill off its fleets product hit the ground today.

It's gone from our iOS apps.

fleets were fleeting, as everyone has noted, with the life cycle of the product coming and going in rapid succession.

Bad news for Twitter? Not really. Its stories like Future wasn't too popular and the company has a million other things in the wings like its subscription service, its live audio product, and its newsletter effort.

In other news, Nicola, the Electric. and its newsletter effort.

In other news, Nicola, the electric truck startup that went public via a SPAC merger,

warns yesterday that supply chain constraints are causing numerous delays, forcing it to slash its vehicle delivery

projections in half. The company, which is still in pre-production, said in its

second-quarter earnings call that its plans to produce 50 to 100 electric semi trucks in this year have been lowered to 25 to 50 units.

The less than rosy projections continued on the revenue front. The company cut its revenue

forecast for the year to 0 to 7.5 million dollars. It was previously 15 to 30 million dollars.

And Google Maps announced three feature updates to its iOS app

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