The move makes it easier to unlock a device without removing a mask or typing in a passcode — and raises questions about whether it will also appear in the upcoming iPhone 12.
Pick of the Day: 1966 VW Karmann Ghia with quite a difference
The words “rare” and Volkswagen Karmann Ghia don’t usually do together. That is, unless you’re looking at the bigger, sharp-edged version known as the Type 34 that was built in relatively limited numbers and never officially imported by VW to the US.
Signs of Life on Mars Were Likely Destroyed, Study Claims
The findings might alter expectations for what is to be found by NASA’s Mars Perseverance rover.
Falklands veteran Simon Weston and Norman Hyde need your help
Falklands veteran and charity fundraiser Simon Weston is looking realise his lifetime ambition of riding a motorcycle
New Nissan Z Not Coming To Europe, Roadster And Hybrid Nismo Possible
The new Nissan Z sports car is still officially at a prototype stage and we don’t even know what it’s going to be called in production guise. Nevertheless, company officials are willing to disclose additional details beyond the preliminary technical specifications published with the Z Proto’s unveiling yesterday. Let’s start […]
Peugeot P2x concept could be making its way to production
The Peugeot P2x was first unveiled at EICMA 2019 although until now there was no official plan to build a production version
2 asteroids safely buzzed close by Earth this week
Two asteroids made close flybys of Earth on Monday (Sept. 14), in both cases showing a common occurrence that didn’t put our home planet at any risk.
On This Day in Space: Sept. 16, 1949: V-2 Rocket Explodes, Kills Monkey Passenger
Albert III was the third monkey the U.S. attempted to launch to space. He was also the third one to be killed on the job. NASA started launching monkeys into space in the 1940s to try to see what might happen to humans in space.