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BMW will stop selling the i3 electric car in the US next month

BMW i3’s clock is ticking as the German automaker confirmed that it will stop selling the electric car in the US this year. The end of the i3 comes as BMW is launching the i4 and iX electric vehicles. BMW launched the i3 in 2013, which was somewhat early in the resurgence of electric vehicles. It gave BMW a leadership position in the electric transition, but the automaker ended up sitting on…
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MGM Resorts introduces 100-megawatt solar array to power 13 hotels on Las Vegas Strip

Sin City is going solar, thanks to MGM Resorts International ($MGM), who just launched a new 100-megawatt (MW) solar array capable of offering up to 90% of daytime power to the company’s 13 resorts scattered across the Las Vegas Strip. This includes hotels like Aria, MGM Grand, and The Mirage. The solar array will support the hospitality company’s climate-conscious goals set for 2030. MGM…
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Google Chrome to offer ‘HTTPS-Only Mode’

For years now, Google has been one of the biggest proponents of using a more secure HTTPS connection everywhere possible. Google’s latest optional push, “HTTPS-Only Mode,” would make older HTTP websites inaccessible in Chrome. HTTPS was once a marker of a website’s…
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Tesla releases new update for vehicles with its new ‘Tesla Vision’ system to restore Autopilot features

Tesla has started pushing a new software update for Model 3 and Model Y vehicles equipped with its new “Tesla Vision” computer vision system in order to restore some Autopilot functionality. Last month, Tesla announced the transition to its “Tesla Vision” Autopilot without radar, and it warned that it would result in limitations of some Autopilot features at first. New Model 3 and…
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Gmail and Google Chat now support custom statuses on the web

With Chat serving as a key part of the integrated Gmail experience, Google lets users quickly specify their activity status. In addition to the existing availability options, you’re now able to set a custom status in Gmail and Chat on the web. This month’s announcement…
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Carrier caught injecting ‘SMS AD’ into Google verification code message [Update: Comment]

SMS is widely regarded as an insecure form of two-factor authentication, and another example of this has just emerged. A carrier looks to be injecting ads into the Google verification code used to sign in to services like Gmail. Update 6/29: Google issued the following statement to us today: “These are not our ads and we are currently working with the wireless carrier to understand why this…
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