- October 15, 2024
Welcome to 2004 Week – The Verge
In early 2004, the world was shaking it like a Polaroid picture, flocking to theaters to see what was going
Leak: AMD’s Ryzen 9000X3D chips aren’t looking like a leap forward
According to slides from an MSI presentation published by HardwareLuxx today (via VideoCardz), the new chips may have respectable multicore
Amazon Prime Day 2024: The best tech deals we found on day two
The first 24 hours of Amazon’s October Prime Day sale brought us tons of great deals, but you still have
The Pebblebee Clip is a cross-platform take on an AirTag tracker
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Epic knows its game store social features ‘suck,’ but it wants to fix that
Epic’s game store is finally on mobile. Next up, the company plans to add features that make people want to
Ford targets EV ‘fence-sitters’ with offer of free home charger and installation
For customers still unsure whether they’re ready to make the switch to an all-electric vehicle, Ford is sweetening the pot.
LG and Razer made an ultra-responsive Bluetooth gaming controller
LG has teamed up with Razer and MediaTek to develop a new Bluetooth gaming controller that could greatly reduce the
Brompton improves on a good thing with new G Line of bicycles
It might not be immediately obvious, but the Brompton G Line is the first major redesign of the iconic British
Ford’s new Digital Experience brings Android and Apple into balance
I’m seeing double as I cruise down the highway in a 2024 Lincoln Nautilus, a hybrid-powered SUV under Ford’s luxury
GM electric vehicles can finally access Tesla Superchargers
General Motors says it has updated the software in its electric vehicles so its customers can finally use Tesla’s Supercharging