Month: November 2024
Lego and Formula 1 Roll Out Full Sets of Teams and Drivers
In 2025, you will be able to recreate full Formula 1 Grands Prix in your living room, complete with Lego cars, drivers, and garages. Source
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Airweave Advanced Mattress Review: A Firm Feel With Extraordinary Airflow
Woven polyethylene looks like tangled fishing line but delivers superior airflow for a firm mattress. Source
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Automakers plead with Trump: don’t kill the EV tax credit
The auto industry is sending an urgent message to President-elect Donald Trump: spare the $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit. In a November 14th letter to Trump and his transition team, the auto industry’s main lobbying group urges the new administration to preserve incentives for EV buyers and manufacturers that were…
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How Best to Use ChatGPT, Gemini, and Other AI Tools? Our AI Expert Answers Your Questions
If you missed our live subscriber-only Q&A with WIRED’s AI columnist Reece Rogers, you can watch this replay of the livestream. Source
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It will soon be easier than ever for Android apps to stay signed in on a new phone
Transferring your data from your old Android device to a new one will soon be less daunting, thanks to “Restore Credentials,” a new developer feature for Android which can keep you logged into your apps when you make the switch. While some apps already did this, Google is making it…
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Google’s AI-powered bug hunting tool finds a host of concerning open source security flaws
Google’s OSS-Fuzz finds more than two dozen vulnerabilities in different open-source projects Among them is a vulnerability in OpenSSL that could result in RCE Google sees this as a major milestone in automated bug discovery Google has found 26 vulnerabilities in different open source code repositories, including a medium-severity flaw…
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