Saturday, 1 September 2018
New 2018 iPhone XS, iPhone X Plus, iPhone 9: All of the rumors on specs, release date, price - CNET
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BlackBerry embraces color with the Key2 LE video - CNET
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California lawmakers give thumbs-up to 'gold standard' net neutrality bill - CNET
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This Jurassic World robot raptor is one clever girl video - CNET
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Did you buy the wrong speaker? - CNET
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UE’s Boom app on Android stopped supporting Amazon Alexa in its latest update
UE Boom’s latest app update removes its compatibility with Amazon Alexa. They put out a joint statement to The Verge explaining they’re focusing on their core product.
The new version no longer supports alarms or Amazon Alexa, according to the update notes on Google Play. The company explained that they introduced the update to the app to focus “on enhancing the core functionality of the speakers.” The company noted that Alexa will continue to be available on its Blast and Megablast speakers.
Many users have left one-star reviews complaining the new update slows down the app. Users have noted that the ability to remotely power up UE devices has disappeared as well.
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Perfect Vinyl Forever’s deep cleaning process resuscitates your LPs - CNET
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Huawei adds new colors to the P20 Pro plus leather back options for China
Remember how I told you Huawei’s excellent P20 Pro was a phone that would frustrate Americans with its absence from their market? Well, this week at IFA, that device became even more aggravating, as Huawei introduced four new variants: two new color options and two real-leather backs that look and feel lovely.
Firstly, the colors: one of them flips the gradient of the original Twilight P20 Pro, with the darker side now being at the bottom and the radiant blue topping the phone like the glow of a distant flame. Huawei calls this Morpho Aurora, because the gradient does indeed morph and change depending on the angle you look at the phone from. I like the original P20 Pro’s gradient finish, and I like this new one even better. The white P20...
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Create Custom Stickers for Instagram Stories With This App
Earlier this year I embraced the greatness that is Instagram stories. While I’ll typically spend a good deal of time trying to capture the perfect image with the perfect caption to put on regular Instagram, with Instagram stories I’m willing to post pretty much anything. When given the choice I also like to add…
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10 new trailers you should watch this week
I’d wanted to watch The Beatles’ movie Help! for some time after having seen clips of its slapstick and absurdist humor in, I think, a film class years ago. I finally got around to it the other weekend, and the film’s comedy really is quite often surprisingly timeless and fun in its silliness.
But there’s also a lot about the movie that stands out very poorly five decades later: namely, the film’s villains are an odd, offensive mashup of cultures, that seems to conflate Hinduism with Aztec sacrifices. The film doesn’t ascribe this religion to any one country or group, but it broadly references “Eastern” culture even while casting all white actors and using what is frequently Indian or Middle Eastern imagery.
There’s a very good chance...
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Tuscany’s Harley-Davidson F-150 concept picks up where Ford left off - Roadshow
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Sony's Xperia XZ3 packs enough muscle to scare the Galaxy S9 video - CNET
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9 science fiction and fantasy books coming out this September you should add to your reading list
We’re going to start doing something a little different with our monthly book list here on The Verge: we’re shifting this column from a monthly schedule to a bi-weekly one. Each list will be a bit shorter and hopefully, a bit less daunting than a longer list.
Speaking of shorter and less daunting, I packed two books when I went on a trip out of state recently: The Black God’s Drums by P. Djèlí Clark and War Cry by Brian McClellan. The two are fantasy novellas from Tor’s Tor.com imprint, and each are tiny adventures set in a much larger world.
The Black God’s Drums is set in an alternate 19th century where the American Civil War persisted long past 1865. In New Orleans, a young girl named Creeper overhears a group of Confederate...
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ZTE Axon Pro 9 features onscreen notch, no headphone jack video - CNET
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Saturday's Best Deals: Cheap 4K TV, Rice Maker, Labor Day Sales, and More
Cheap sunglasses, a $300 55" TV, and a big sale on shelves and picture frames lead off Saturday’s best deals from around the web.
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California is leading the state-by-state fight for net neutrality
Last year’s FCC decision to repeal net neutrality was arguably the most unpopular tech policy decision in the history of the modern internet. The repeal not only resulted in an unprecedented public backlash, but prompted numerous states to immediately begin exploring new state-level alternatives in the wake of the FCC’s retreat. Now, instead of one fight on the federal level, telecom giants like AT&T, Verizon and Comcast face countless state-level efforts to keep their monopoly power in check.
On the federal level, the FCC’s “Restoring Internet Freedom” order not only obliterated popular net neutrality rules, but crippled the agency’s ability to protect consumers from a seemingly endless parade of bad ISP behavior, from historically...
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The viral ‘Johny, Johny’ kids’ videos are a godforsaken nightmare
Over the years, the sector of YouTube dedicated to children’s entertainment has become notorious for its deep well of barely filtered trash. The lack of sufficient algorithmic moderation has been shown to be actually harmful in recent years: in 2017, The New York Times published a lengthy piece exploring the dark side of children’s YouTube, one that shed light on a growing trove of graphic videos that had been slipping past YouTube’s Kids app filter.
Unbeknownst to some parents, their kids had been watching videos of Spider-Man peeing on Frozen’s Elsa, or the Paw Patrol team visiting a strip club, or Mickey Mouse getting run over and bleeding out in the street. While YouTube claims these videos rarely beat their algorithm and have since...
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Amazon making good on promise to put Alexa everywhere - CNET
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Ask Siri for Your Forgotten Passwords
The smartest move when it comes to passwords on your smartphone is to use a password manager such as 1Password. A password manager can not only create a super-secure password, it can remember it and use it to log into your accounts for you, making the whole password thing both safe and simple.
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8 appliances you never clean, but should - CNET
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Donut County is a game about swallowing Los Angeles and realizing you’re an asshole
‘That’s the central theme of the game’
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Bohemian Rhapsody and the long-running tradition of hiding jokes in tweets
Last week, Twitter user @CostcoRiceBag revealed that for the last four months, her tweets contained a hidden message. The University of Minnesota senior (real name Madie) carefully strung together tweets that — when looked at as a combination of only the first words in each — re-created Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
Madie’s goof is the latest of several similar schemes to go viral. Clever and very dedicated, users have dunked on their followers with everything from Smash Mouth lyrics to Twitter rickrolls. One particularly impressive example includes over 500 tweets that form a secret tribute to Avril Lavigne. It’s a process that requires planning and patience for a payoff that, if lucky, might result in 15 minutes of viral fame.
IS IT...
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The best Labor Day deals include 4K HDR TVs, laptops, and smart home tech
Labor Day is Monday, September 3rd, but you don’t have to wait until then to score some good deals. Major retailers have already started marking down prices on a variety of tech products, and the sales are set to pick up even more this weekend.
We’ve listed the best promotions below, and we’ll add more as they surface.
Amazon / ComiXology
- Many Marvel comics for Kindle and other devices are heavily discounted
Best Buy
- Jabra Elite 65t truly wireless headphones for $129 (usually $169)
- Vizio 70-inch 4K HDR TV for $799 (usually $1,049)
- Apple HomePod for $299 (usually $349)
- Microsoft Surface Laptop with free Surface Arc mouse for $649 (usually $1,149)
- TCL 65-inch 4K HDR 6-series Roku TV for $872 with promo code TCLUPGRADE at checkout...
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Feast your eyes on the Huawei Mate 20 Lite's four cameras - CNET
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Apple's next iPhone may have leaked, Facebook launches video service worldwide video - CNET
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2018 iPhone XS and Watch Series 4 leak before Sept. 12 event - CNET
See Harry Potter's massive Lego Hogwarts up close and magical - CNET
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Watch lasers blast explosives video - CNET
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Lego Hogwarts: Go inside the 6,000-piece Harry Potter school - CNET
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Lovely phones, IFA 2018. Too bad the US won't see most of them - CNET
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10 car insurance terms you need to know - Roadshow
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9 phones with the most interesting camera tricks: iPhone X, Note 9 and more - CNET
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9 great reads from CNET this week - CNET
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Silicon Valley wants to fix your problems (with weird junk you don't need) video - CNET
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Hello, helos: Top choppers spin up at the Helicopter Museum - CNET
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Juicero is still the greatest example of Silicon Valley stupidity - CNET
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Wyze Cam Pan review: Cheap Wyze security camera is sneaky-good - CNET
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Check out random rotors and cool choppers at England’s Helicopter Museum - CNET
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All the Apple original series announced so far - CNET
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Sony's WH-1000XM3 dethrones Bose QuietComfort 35 II as top noise-cancelling headphone video - CNET
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Why iPhone and Android phone prices will get even higher - CNET
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2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback is a welcome addition - Roadshow
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The UE Boom 3 and Megaboom 3 get more durable and now float video - CNET
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Sweepstakes: We are giving away a Samsung Galaxy Note 9 - CNET
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Four Tinder plaintiffs drop out of lawsuit because Match might have quietly changed their contracts
Four Tinder plaintiffs — Rosette Pambakian, Joshua Metz, Jonathan Badeen, and James Kim — are voluntarily withdrawing from their Match Group / IAC lawsuit today, claiming the company covertly tried to enact an arbitration agreement during their employment. All four plaintiffs worked at Tinder, which Match Group owns, up until they filed the lawsuit. At that point, Match / IAC placed them on administrative leave. They all seemingly signed the arbitration agreement.
In a comment to The Verge, Pambakian said:
“Just months after cheating Tinder employees out of billions of dollars, IAC / Match tried changing its policies in an attempt to force all current employees out of a public courtroom before a jury and into secret arbitration. IAC /...
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Apple self-driving test car gets rear-ended by a Nissan Leaf in first ever crash
One of Apple’s autonomous cars, which are currently driving around Sunnyvale, California and other nearby Silicon Valley cities, got into its very first crash one week ago, according to a report filed with the California Department of Motor Vehicles. Like many self-driving car crashes, this one was not the software’s fault.
The Apple car, a modified Lexus RX450h SUV carrying special equipment and sensors, was traveling at just 1 mph while preparing to merge onto the Lawrence Expressway in Sunnyvale when a Nissan Leaf rear-ended it going around 15 mph. Apple’s Lexus and the Leaf sustained damage, but neither car’s passengers received any injuries, the report states.
This isn’t indicative of Apple’s progress on self-driving cars in any...
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California passes strongest net neutrality law in the country
California’s legislature has approved a bill being called the strongest net neutrality law in the US. The bill would ban internet providers from blocking and throttling legal content and prioritizing some sites and services over others. It would apply these restrictions to both home and mobile connections.
That would essentially restore the net neutrality rules enacted federally under former President Barack Obama, which were later repealed by the Federal Communications Commission under the watch and guidance of current chairman Ajit Pai. But this bill actually goes further than those rules with an outright ban on zero-rating — the practice of offering free data, potentially to the advantage of some companies over others — of specific...
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Google won’t be releasing its own smartwatch this year
Google has confirmed to Tom’s Guide that it has no plans to release its own smartwatch this year. Earlier rumors had pointed to a likely release of a so-called “Pixel Watch” and many were expecting it would be announced alongside the Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL, and whatever else Google has planned for an expected October 9th hardware event.
If you are still holding out hope for some reason, Tom’s Guide didn’t leave much room for doubt in Google’s plans, confirming the news with the company after interviewing one of its executives:
Miles Barr, Google’s director of engineering for Wear OS, said Friday during an interview that Google has no plans to release a smartwatch this year.
“To think of a one-size-fits-all watch, I don’t think we’re there...
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Apple launches repair program for defective iPhone 8 logic boards
Apple quietly announced the launch of a free repair program for the iPhone 8 this afternoon, revealing that a “very small percentage” of units need replacement logic boards due to a manufacturing defect. The logic board is essentially the main printed circuit board of a computing device, containing the CPU, device memory, and other integral components. Apple says its faulty logic boards may have been causing random restarts, screen freezes, and defective startup initiations that prevent the iPhone 8 from turning on properly.
The defect does not affect the iPhone X or the iPhone 8 Plus, and Apple says the affected units include only those sold between September 2017 and March 2018 in Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Macau, New...
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Twitter is testing threaded replies and status indicators
Sara Haider, Twitter’s director of product management, tweeted a couple screenshots today showing off changes the platform is considering to make things more “conversational.”
Their solution? Threaded conversations and status indicators. They make the app look a lot more like Facebook comment threads.
hey Twitter. we've been playing with some rough features to make it feel more conversational here. presence and reply threading. still early and iterating on these ideas. thoughts? pic.twitter.com/3U3NvpHWPy
— Sara Haider (@pandemona) August 31, 2018
The threading seems fine and like it could make following a conversation easier, just like threading within a user’s own tweets did when that feature launched back in December of last year....
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How to pick the cloud storage service that’s right for you
Storing your most sensitive files locally on a hard drive is still (and probably always will be) the logical thing to do. But it’s not always the most convenient, which is why most of us look to cloud storage as a secondary option. It has its own set of benefits: it’s reasonably affordable, it makes sharing files easier, it’s ubiquitous across most operating systems and devices, and it’s just really nice to have a backup when your hard drive dies.
There are several services to pick from, and some of them are pretty similar. While common at their core offerings (to give you copious amounts of space to store files online), only a few go beyond that by giving users more free storage upfront, useful online productivity tools, and the option...
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2019 Jeep Compass adds styling packs, more features - Roadshow
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Apple's self-driving car has its first confirmed crash - Roadshow
Uber, Lyft reportedly skimp on background checks - CNET
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China plans crackdown on ride-hailing companies after customer deaths - CNET
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Google just reportedly said it won't release a Pixel Watch this year - CNET
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Sony says you can't have cross-play because PlayStation is the best - CNET
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Tesla confirms it's working on an aftermarket Model 3 Performance Upgrade package - Roadshow
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Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint unlimited plans compared - CNET
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3: Release date, cast, plot, rumors - CNET
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Sprint's new Unlimited Premium plan adds Amazon Prime and more - CNET
Motorola One and One Power look like iPhone X copycats, but cost much less - CNET
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This Venus flytrap-like robot mouth could help the Army retrieve drones fast - CNET
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2019 Lexus RC gets a little nip and a little tuck - Roadshow
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Step aside, Super Soaker, the Spyra One shoots water bullets - CNET
Neato's D4 and D6 robots target dirt, deal seekers and pet owners - CNET
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Orbi Voice has a nice fit and finish for an Alexa smart speaker - CNET
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AutoComplete: Ford is killing plans for the Focus Active video - Roadshow
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Walmart.com won't sell certain items if you live too far away, report says - CNET
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Nissan recalls 166K vehicles for ignition-switch defect - Roadshow
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Best of IFA 2018: 8K TV, an epic gaming throne, Google's new wearable OS and more - CNET
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Rose Gold unboxing video - CNET
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The best Labor Day 2018 deals at Best Buy - CNET
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The Best Labor Day Sales Happening Right Now
These are the best Labor Day sales happening right now, so you can spend the money you’ve made from all your labor. Keep checking back, as we’ll continue to add more throughout the holiday weekend.
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Ask The Salty Waitress: Should I tip differently in states where servers make minimum wage?
Hey Salty, I live in Oregon, where restaurant servers, by law, are paid minimum wage. In Oregon, minimum wage is $10.25 per hour. Do customers in Oregon need to tip? I totally get it in states where it’s legal to pay servers less than minimum wage (which I think is freaking outrageous, by the way). But what’s up with…
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Basically Every Digital Marvel Comic Is 50% Off For Labor Day
Amazon’s running a Marvel digital comic sale that’s bigger than any Avengers movie today, with literally thousands of titles marked down by 50%. If Marvel published it, and it came out before this week, it should be included in the sale. You’ll find everything from the Guardians of the Galaxy to Darth Vader to Deadpool…
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How to Set Up Two-Step Authentication on Your Microsoft Account
If we’ve said it once, we’ve said it a million times: You should use two-factor authentication everywhere you can. It’s an easily enacted security measure that should give you a lot more peace of mind.
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Replace Your Cheap, Dull Knives With This One Day Dalstrong Sale
Forget sous vide setups and Smart Ovens; the single most important thing to have in your kitchen is a really good knife. A sharp knife makes everything easier, and it’s a lot safer than a dull knife that can slip off the side of an onion and into your finger (trust me!).
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This Tool Shows How Much Climate Change Has Already Affected Your Hometown
You’re not imagining it: there really are more sweltering-hot days in most cities than when you were growing up. A new tool from the New York Times shows you exactly how your hometown’s climate has changed since you were born.
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Stream Sounds From a National Park if You Can't Get Away This Weekend
If you’re stuck at home this Labor Day, but wish you were hiking at a National Park instead, the National Park Service has you covered. In honor of its 102nd birthday, the foundation has started streaming the sound of the national parks.
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How Do You Move Text Messages Between Android and iOS?
We’re kicking Tech 911 up to “hard mode” this week—a little—because moving data from one smartphone platform to the other can be tricky. In a perfect world, there would be a quick, easy-to-use solution to getting your text messages from the platform you’re leaving to the platform you’re going to. And there is—you just…
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Kick Off Labor Day Weekend With a Boilermaker
Happy weekend, and welcome back to 3-Ingredient Happy Hour, the weekly drink column featuring super simple yet delicious libations. Today we are kicking off the long weekend with a drink that, much like the fine workers of this country, gets the job done. I am talking about the boilermaker.
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Friday's Best Deals: Labor Day Sales, Philips Hue, Clear the Rack, and More
A ton of Philips Hue deals, a new Clear the Rack sale, and our favorite electric lighter lead off Friday’s best deals from around the web.
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PSA: Reeder 3 is Now Free From the Mac App Store
If you’re in the market for a new RSS reader, have we got a deal for you.
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Do Nothing on Friday Nights
So, parents, your kids just finished their first week of school. There may have been some meltdowns. Some big adjustments to your routines. You probably feel like you just climbed a small mountain, one made of school supply lists and back-to-school-night fliers and Pinterest-y front door photos commemorating a brand…
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You Can Livestream Burning Man Now, Apparently
If your Labor Day plans don’t involve lugging bottled water and robot-themed art installations into the Nevada desert with seventy thousand other people, don’t worry—you can watch all the action from the comfort of your couch.
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There Are So Many Philips Hue Labor Day Deals
Whether you’re starting or expanding your Philips Hue collection, this weekend is the time to buy more accessories. Everything below is way cheaper than usual, so place your orders before the lights go out on this sale.
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This is the Best Time to Buy Holiday Flights this Year
If you’re planning on traveling this holiday season, the best time to do that is the middle of October, according to data from travel booking site Hipmunk.
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The Root Holding History Hostage: One Family’s Quiet Attempt to Erase Their Father’s Part in Emmett
The Root Holding History Hostage: One Family’s Quiet Attempt to Erase Their Father’s Part in Emmett Till’s Story | Jezebel London Cop Cleared After Ordering Strip Search of Woman Who Refused to Give Him Her Name | Deadspin BREAKING: College Football Programs Juice Their Attendance Numbers | Splinter Here’s Sarah…
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This September, Let's Run! (or Walk!)
It’s the perfect time to start running—or to get back into it, if you’ve taken a break. The weather is cooling down, everybody’s settling into their back-to-school routines (good news for students and parents alike), and we just spent a month trying to stand on our heads—so a little plain old jogging is going to feel…
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Send One Scary Email This Weekend
No plans this Labor Day weekend? Here’s one thing you should consider doing, courtesty of Amena Brown, a poet and author:
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