WANdisco Joins The Scalable Open Architecture for Embedded Edge (SOAFEE) to Drive Automotive Innovation via Open Industry Standards

The company will collaborate alongside leading automotive and component manufacturers to support edge-to-cloud data movement and cloud-native implementations SAN RAMON, Calif., Sept. 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — WANdisco, the data activation company, today announced its membership to The Scalable Open Architecture for Embedded Edge (SOAFEE) to build an open, standardized cloud-native architecture for automotive innovation and… Continue reading WANdisco Joins The Scalable Open Architecture for Embedded Edge (SOAFEE) to Drive Automotive Innovation via Open Industry Standards

FLYERS RIGHTS ARGUES MINIMUM SEAT SIZE STANDARDS CASE IN FEDERAL APPEALS COURT, ASSERTING THAT THE FAA MUST FOLLOW THE LAW

Airline passenger group’s lawsuit seeks to compel the FAA to establish the seat size minimums required by the 2018 FAA Reauthorization Act WASHINGTON, Sept. 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — FlyersRights.org, the largest airline passenger organization, on Monday argued its case in front of a three judge panel in the United States Court of Appeals for the… Continue reading FLYERS RIGHTS ARGUES MINIMUM SEAT SIZE STANDARDS CASE IN FEDERAL APPEALS COURT, ASSERTING THAT THE FAA MUST FOLLOW THE LAW

Here’s what the Android 13 September patch fixed on my Pixel 6 Pro (and what it didn’t)

Jason Cipriani/ZDNET Android 13 was only recently unleashed to Pixel users last month and, as expected, there’s a new patch available that fixes several issues. I applied the new update and wanted to report what I’ve found. But first, what issues did the September patch resolve? Let’s find out. Also: Android 13 on the Pixel 6… Continue reading Here’s what the Android 13 September patch fixed on my Pixel 6 Pro (and what it didn’t)

Honda electrifying 10 motorcycles by 2025, but full-size EVs by when, exactly?

Honda revealed its plans Tuesday to release ten new electric motorcycles by the end of 2025 to help the Japanese automaker reach its sustainability goals, yet Honda has been relatively slow rolling out a full-size EV. When exactly can we expect a fully electric vehicle from Honda in North America? As most (if not all)… Continue reading Honda electrifying 10 motorcycles by 2025, but full-size EVs by when, exactly?

Tesla hires senior government official to lead critical mineral supply chain efforts in Canada

Tesla has hired a senior government official in Ontario to lead the company’s efforts on its critical mineral supply chain and government policy in Canada ahead of a potential factory in the country. Over the last few months, automakers have turned to Canada to secure critical battery minerals to support their ambitions to ramp up… Continue reading Tesla hires senior government official to lead critical mineral supply chain efforts in Canada

Tesla vehicles can be stolen with new relay attack, but there’s a two-inch caveat

A new relay attack has demonstrated that Tesla vehicles can be stolen with a quick hack, but thieves need to work in pairs and get as close as two inches from your phone or key card. Security researchers at IOActive reverse-engineered Tesla’s NFC protocol and have demonstrated a new relay attack: To successfully carry out… Continue reading Tesla vehicles can be stolen with new relay attack, but there’s a two-inch caveat

Tesla has special code for crash testing in its cars, and it’s raising red flags

It was discovered that Tesla has special codes in its vehicle software related to crash testing with auto safety agencies. It is raising red flags with those agencies. Tesla has an incredible record when it comes to crash safety. Its electric vehicles have consistently achieved top safety ratings with auto safety agencies around the world.… Continue reading Tesla has special code for crash testing in its cars, and it’s raising red flags