Trevor Mogg
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iPhone update fixes troublesome bug that broke NFC features for some users
Apple’s latest iPhone update has addressed a bug that caused Apple Pay and other NFC features on iPhone 15 handsets to stop working in certain circumstances. → Read More
Shopping at Apple this holiday season? You should know this
Apple has released some important information for anyone purchasing one of its products during the upcoming holiday season. → Read More
Blackmagic releases free pro-level app for shooting video on iPhone
Blackmagic Design, which also brought us the DaVinci Resolve video editing software, has released a feature-packed app for shooting video on the iPhone. → Read More
As Netflix ends its DVD rental service, Scarecrow steps in
Seattle-based Scarecrow is expanding its DVD-by-mail service to all U.S. states following Netflix's decision to end its own mail service later this month. → Read More
Why every iPhone 12 in France could be recalled
Three years after Apple launched the device, the French authorities are threatening to recall all iPhone 12 devices over safety concerns. → Read More
Watch all of Apple's Wonderlust videos right here
Apple has released a bunch of videos introducing the new iPhones and Apple Watches that landed on Tuesday. You can watch them all here. → Read More
Hermès offers new range of non-leather – and leather – bands for Apple Watch
Following speculation that Apple's partnership with Hermès could be about to end, the relationship appears as solid as ever following Apple's Wonderlust event. → Read More
Watch a Cybertruck hubcap come loose and fly through the air
Just weeks before Tesla is expected to deliver its first Cybertrucks, a video has appeared of what seems to be one of its hubcaps coming loose on a freeway. → Read More
Futuristic robotaxi could be coming soon, claims Cruise
Robotaxi company Cruise claims it's days away from getting regulatory approval for mass production of its purpose-built driverless vehicle. → Read More
BMW scraps its unpopular approach to heated seats
BMW has abandoned charging customers a monthly subscription fee for heated seats after it proved so unpopular with owners. → Read More
Spotify is testing the removal of a popular feature from its free tier
In a bid to nudge more people toward paying for its music streaming service, Spotify is testing the removal of a popular feature from the free tier. → Read More
Some Tesla fires were reportedly caused by Idalia floods
Fire crews in places hit by Idalia have warned owners of EVs that took on water to move them away from buildings as their batteries could be a fire risk. → Read More
Tesla's Elon Musk can build his unusual Supercharger station
EV-maker Tesla has received planning permission to construct an all-night diner and drive-in movie theater in Los Angeles. → Read More
Elon Musk teases Cybertruck ahead of imminent delivery event
Tesla chief Elon Musk has posted a photo of a production candidate Cybertruck, with the man himself behind the wheel of the new electric pickup. → Read More
Robotaxi firm Cruise ordered to halve fleet following incidents
Regulators have told autonomous-car company Cruise to halve its robotaxi fleet in San Francisco following a crash with a fire truck on Thursday. → Read More
Lamborghini to unveil its first fully electric supercar
Lamborghini's vehicle will be a concept design with the Italian automaker expected to launch the final version in 2028. → Read More
An autonomous car in San Francisco got stuck in wet concrete
The mishap came just days after a local regulator made a landmark decision paving the way for the expansion of autonomous ridesharing services in the city. → Read More
Tesla launches more affordable EVs, but there's a catch
Tesla has launched more affordable versions of its Model S sedan and Model X SUV in the U.S. and Canada, but there's a catch. → Read More
Lyft says it's trying to get rid of surge pricing
Lyft's boss says he knows how much riders hate surge pricing and claims his ridesharing company is trying to get rid of the system. → Read More
Security robots could be coming to a school near you
Schools in the U.S. are testing AI-equipped security robots designed to roam the campus around the clock looking for unwanted visitors. → Read More