If you want to use your phone’s digital key to drive your car, look for this logo
39m By Andrew J. HawkinsImage: BMWAs digital keys become more widely used among car owners, a consortium of auto and phone makers are working to ensure that people can trust that this new technology is secure and will always work across multiple devices.…Google Messages might let you edit texts after they’re sent
8:00am By Jon PorterScreenshot: GoogleGoogle could be developing a new feature for its Messages app that would let you edit a message after having sent it, according to code spotted by TheSpAndroid. References to the feature first appeared in a beta version of the app on November…Be skeptical about QR codes, warns the FTC
Sun 6:11pm By Wes DavisIllustration by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The VergeThe Federal Trade Commission (FTC) warned the public against scanning any old QR code in a consumer alerts blog last week. Naturally, the warning comes down to security and privacy — bad actors can put QR…Apple’s iPad plans for next year could be a lot less confusing
Sun 11:13am By Wes DavisIllustration by Nick Barclay / The VergeApple is reportedly making some changes next year that it hopes will make it easier for people to fit a specific iPad to their needs. For instance, Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman wrote in his Power On newsletter today…Google finally gives ChatGPT some competition
Sun 8:00am By David PierceImage: William Joel / The VergeHi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 17, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. If you’re new here, welcome, so psyched you found us, and also, you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.…Apple responds to the Beeper iMessage saga: ‘We took steps to protect our users’
Sat 8:18pm By David PierceBeeper Mini brought iMessage to Android. It didn’t last long. | Image: BeeperA few days after the team at Beeper proudly announced a way for users to send blue-bubble iMessages directly from their Android devices without any weird relay servers, and about 24…Teslas will be able to automatically call 911 if you get in a crash
Sat 4:38pm By Wes DavisIllustration by Alex Castro / The VergeTesla will release its 2023 Holiday Update next week with a few big changes, including one that lets Teslas call 911 automatically if the car’s airbags deploy in a crash. On Thursday, the company announced the update is…Epic used Fortnite OG to lure players back to a very different game
Sat 11:30am By Andrew WebsterImage: Epic GamesYou could say that Fortnite is entering a new phase. With the launch of Lego Fortnite, Rocket Racing, and Fortnite Festival, the game is now more than a popular battle royale — it’s a platform designed to house lots of different kinds of…The quiet plan to make the internet feel faster
Sat 11:00am By Mitchell ClarkIllustration by Hugo Herrera / The VergeA few months ago, I downgraded my internet, going from a 900Mbps plan to a 200Mbps one. Now, I find that websites can sometimes take a painfully long time to load, that HD YouTube videos have to stop and buffer when I…Fortnite Festival is Rock Band without the plastic instruments
Sat 10:36am By Andrew WebsterImage: Epic GamesEpic released a trilogy of new games inside of Fortnite this week. It started with Lego Fortnite, continued with Rocket Racing, and is wrapping up today with Fortnite Festival, developed by Guitar Hero studio Harmonix (which Epic acquired in…
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