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Freenet Funk: Mobile Service and LTE Flat Rate for One Euro a Day | heise online

Freenet’s new mobile tariff can be booked and cancelled on a daily basis. For one euro per day, you get a genuine LTE flat rate – but there is a catch.

I use an o2 prepaid SIM as a fallback in case our internet provider goes down. That costs me €5 for 24 hours including 25 GB. In principle, this new Freenet tariff would be the cheaper solution.

As far as I understand it, however, Freenet only allows you to pause the service for 14 days at a time.

That makes the o2 prepaid SIM more attractive again: it only needs a tiny top-up every six months to keep it “alive”.

— Read more www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Freenet-Funk-Mobilfunk-und-LTE-Flatrate-fuer-1-Euro-am-Tag-4414473.html

The New Super Plus: Charging Electricity More Expensive Than Diesel | heise Autos

Prices for electricity at public charging stations have risen rapidly. Depending on the provider and contract, DC charging can cost 39, 49 or even 89 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh). Under certain circumstances, the cost per kilometre is higher than for cars with combustion engines.
— Read more www.heise.de/autos/artikel/Das-neue-Super-Plus-Ladestrom-teurer-als-Dieselkraftstoff-4411434.html