Author: Zach_Wilson
Lyft’s feature that matches women and nonbinary riders and drivers now available nationwide
Lyft is expanding Women Plus Connect, an in-app feature that matches women and nonbinary drivers with women and nonbinary riders, to all US cities. The rideshare service initially launched the initiative in five cities last fall, with the goal of both improving safety and recruiting more female and nonbinary users.…
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Helldivers 2 gets a new PS5 patch, the PC version rolled back following performance issues
Arrowhead Game Studios has released a brand new patch for Helldivers 2 on PlayStation 5, after deploying and quickly rolling back the PC version due to performance issues. The popular multiplayer shooter has recently been experiencing a series of login issues following its launch on February 8, even after a…
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Official Xbox Podcast will discuss the future of the brand on February 15
The official Xbox Twitter account has announced that a ‘special edition’ of the Official Xbox Podcast will be happening soon. The post confirms that the podcast will take place on February 15 at 12pm PT / 3pm ET / 8pm GMT. It’ll be hosted by Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer,…
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Chrysler Halcyon concept is a reminder the company can be more than just minivans
Chrysler, on the cusp of turning 100 next year, used to make a variety of models but is now a brand mostly known for its Pacifica minivans. But today, the company is attempting to make a bold statement about its future by introducing a concept car that is about as…
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Wunderlist’s creators are back with a nifty new to-do app
If you’re a lover of to-do list apps, there’s a good chance you miss Wunderlist. A decade ago — when apps that were both useful and delightful were even harder to come by — Wunderlist was both full of useful features and whimsical in a way few apps manage. The app…
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Ghost in a car shell: Engineers make self-driving vehicles ‘hallucinate’ at will — MadRadar is worrying proof-of-concept that should get automotive companies on alert
Engineers at Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, have developed a system capable of manipulating automotive radar sensors, and making vehicles ‘hallucinate’ a range of scenarios. These include hiding the approach of an oncoming vehicle, making it look as if a real car has suddenly changed direction, or creating a non-existent…
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