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Anti-theft software patch available for 8 million Hyundai and Kia models
Viral TikTok videos have shown vulnerabilities in millions of Hyundai and Kia vehicles that have led to many thefts. Several models were sold missing critical anti-theft software. That made it easy for thieves to steal those cars without needing a key. A software patch is finally rolling out to help stop auto thefts.
🧘 Coping skills needed: An Arizona mom and daughter thought the self-driving Waymo vehicle they were in might crash while crossing multiple lanes. They made it through, with mom panicking and her daughter cracking up in the backseat. Waymo’s response? The vehicle kept a “safe distance.” Watch the video and see what you think.
What’s the term for a computer virus that replicates itself and uses up a computer’s processing space? Is it … A.) Worm, B.) Trojan, C.) Spyware or D.) Adware?
Apps keep crashing on your PC? Download this Windows 10 patch now
Most of us know the importance of saving our work regularly in spreadsheets or word processors. But one thing that we can’t prevent is when the whole Windows program crashes. This can happen before we have a chance to hit save. Tap or click here for the four downloads that can ruin a Windows PC.
Want to upgrade to Windows 11 on an old PC? Here's the loophole
Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system was released six years ago. In software development, that can feel like an eternity. So, when the company announced details for Windows 11, PC users were understandably delighted.
Ram recall: Over 1.4 million Ram 1500 pickups from 2019 and 2021 to 2024 have a bug in the antilock brake system that could lead to crashes. Major red flag: Warning lights for your ABS, ESC, adaptive cruise control and forward collision systems. Call your dealership ASAP for a software update.
⚠️ Glad I got rid of my Tesla: The EV company has reported more than 1,200 Autopilot-related crashes to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration since 2021. The biggest culprits: Autopilot struggling to recognize obstacles and veering off the road in wet conditions. Tesla says to keep your hands on the wheel and be ready to retake control at all times (paywall link). Gee, thanks …
The Wall Street Journal exposes Tesla's unsafe autopilot
They’ve reported over 1,200 autopilot crashes in the past three years, including some fatal. Here’s the full story.
A new safety standard says all light-duty vehicles will need automatic emergency braking by 2029. Brakes will kick in at speeds up to 90 mph for impending collisions and up to 45 mph when sensors detect a person. It’s much-needed: 42,514 people died in crashes last year alone.
This is getting out of hand: Ford Motor Company’s hands-free driving tech in its BlueCruise-equipped Mustang Mach-E SUVs is under investigation following two fatal crashes. Both incidents involved “nighttime lighting conditions.” Yup, more “hands-free” fatalities.
Smoke and mirrors: The fourth bitcoin “halving” just slashed mining rewards in half — from 6.25 to 3.125 per block. Translation: Bitcoin will become 50% harder to find. This is the oldest marketing trick in the book. As it gets rarer, it becomes more valuable, and more people buy in at that increased price … until they stop buying altogether and it all crashes. Remember: The intrinsic value of bitcoin is exactly zero.
Tesla's autopilot involved in 10 more fatal crashes
Do you own a Tesla? Here’s what you must know about its autopilot system, in 60 seconds.
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Struggling with iPhone battery issues? Apple suggests this fix
Apple’s iOS 14 has been well received by many users, but not everyone is happy. There have been several complaints about glitches, crashes and battery issues — and many are tired of having their phone die on them.
Why the battery issues? Apple says it’s because you’re using your phone more after the update. Yes, really! Tap or click here for more details on what Apple said.
Microsoft's May update could speed up your old PC
It’s unsurprising to hear that Windows 10 has yet another update coming from Microsoft. The operating system gets patches and upgrades all the time. They just tend to be…problematic, to put it mildly.
Over the span of the past few months, Microsoft’s updates have caused a range of problems from unusual crashes to deleted files. One was even bad enough that some users couldn’t boot up their PCs! Tap or click to see how the last major Windows 10 update broke the operating system.
Latest Windows 10 update deleting files, causes ‘Blue Screen of Death’
Some things never change. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. Birds fly, and fish swim. Grass is green, and water is wet. And, most importantly, Microsoft can’t deliver a stable update to save its life!
You probably already know what’s coming: Microsoft bungled yet another important update. To make things even more embarrassing, this one comes on the heels of a separate bad update that came out recently. Tap or click here to see what the last Windows update broke.
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With Uber, everyone is taking a big chance
Open/download audioRideshare company Uber just released its first-ever safety report, revealing data on the number of crashes, deaths and sexual assaults reported during its rides in 2017 and 2018. The numbers are alarming, to say the least.
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Don't update your iPhone yet! Buggy iOS 13 may put your phone at risk
iOS 13 made its official debut on Sept. 19 to an enthusiastic response from fans. But all that excitement came crashing down once users actually got a hold of the update. A number of bugs, slowdowns and crashes have left iPhone owners stumped, and a new security issue has even prompted the Department of Defense to advise their staff not to download. If you’ve been thinking about downloading the iOS 13 update, here’s why you might want to hold off for now.