How CO2 sensors might help us return to ‘normal’
One of the things we’ve learned over the past year is to be wary of the air around us —
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Month: April 2021
You can finally ‘inquire to buy’ LG’s rollable TV in the United States
Photo by Chris Welch / The VergeWe may never see LG’s incredible rollable phone come to market, now its smartphone
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Goodbye, funky hacks: you’ll soon be able to download albums on the Spotify desktop app
Illustration by Alex Castro / The VergeSpotify’s desktop app refresh seems to be rolling out to users, and it brings
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Windows 10’s Timeline feature is going away
Windows 10 is officially losing its once-ambitious Timeline feature, Microsoft announced today. Timeline, first launched in 2017, was designed to
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Amazon, Apple, Google, and Facebook sign public letter supporting voting rights
Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty ImagesAmazon, Apple, Google parent company Alphabet, and Facebook have joined hundreds of corporations, executives, and
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New York City selects Bird, Lime, and VeoRide for its coveted e-scooter pilot
Photo by Andy Hawkins / The VergeNew York City’s days as one of the last remaining holdouts in the dockless
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The Q4 E-Tron is Audi’s best shot yet at selling a lot of EVs
Images: AudiBuilt on Volkswagen’s EV tech Continue reading…
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Ford’s hands-free BlueCruise driving feature coming soon to the F-150 and Mustang Mach-E
Image: FordFord has a name for its “hands-free” advanced driver assist system (ADAS): BlueCruise. The company said it would begin
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Uber is licensing its ride-hailing software to three more public transit agencies
Illustration by Alex Castro / The VergeUber is expanding its software as a service (SaaS) business with three additional public
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How the Johnson & Johnson pause could move the needle on vaccine fears
Illustration by Alex Castro / The VergeToday’s announcement that federal officials have recommended pausing use of the Johnson & Johnson
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