Carbon capture will probably make electricity more expensive
A pipe installed as part of the Petra Nova Carbon Capture Project carries carbon dioxide captured from emissions on Thursday,
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Month: March 2023
Y’all, this laptop is too much
Asus’s ROG Flow Z13, a collaboration with Acronym, has hit shelves, and I don’t even know where to begin with
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Block knows you have questions, and it doesn’t have good answers
Not the kind of statement you can take to the bank | Illustration by Hugo Herrera / The VergeBlock, recently
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Summer gaming events 2023: with E3 cancelled, here’s what’s next
Starfield. | Image: Bethesda SoftworksE3 isn’t happening, but the news isn’t stopping. Continue reading…
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E3 might be gone, but this summer still has some big gaming events to watch
Geoff Keighley at The Game Awards 2019. He’ll be hosting his fourth Summer Game Fest in June. | Photo by
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The F-150 Lightning now starts at $20K more than when it was announced
Image: Vjeran Pavic / The VergeFord is raising the price of the F-150 Lightning for the fourth time — the
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Waymo retires its Chrysler Pacifica minivans as it switches to an all-electric robotaxi fleet
Waymo’s minivans at its Arizona depot in 2018. | Image: WaymoWaymo’s Chrysler Pacificas are heading off into the sunset. On
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The Verge’s 13 favorite kitchen tools
The VergeWe’ve all got to eat, and unless you’re the type of person who lives on instant meals and takeout,
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Oura study shows covid-19 can impact your biometrics for weeks after infection
In some cases, Oura says it took up to a month for users’ biometric baselines to return to normal after
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Google plans to share heat alerts in search
London Underground advising people not to travel in record-breaking heat on July 19th, 2022. | Image: Kristian Buus/In Pictures via
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