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While there are many features that are unique to TM-B's design, the biggest is its modularity.
The Verge· 2025-11-28 13:01
I just spent the last 20 minutes, 30 minutes riding this bike, and I can tell you it really rides unlike any bike I've ever ridden before. [music] So, this is the TMB from Also, which is a spin-off of Rivian. It's their very first electric bike.And as you can see, this is not your typical electric bike. There's a lot that's unique and different about this bike. So, let's get into it.So, right off the bat, you can see that this frame is quite unique, and that's because the seat post here and the top frame is ...
Can you get a good TV under $500? #Vergecast
The Verge· 2025-11-26 17:01
Are you just out of your mind. If you try to get a good TV for like anything under $500, >> especially during Black Friday or Super Bowl sales, you can get a 65 in TV for 400 bucks. I mean, is it the best thing in the world.No. Is it great. Yeah.I mean, you can get a good TV for 400 bucks for sure. >> Who's doing it the best in that range. Like, what what brand would you send me to first.>> It's a toss up between TCL and Highense. This year, I kind of prefer the TCL sets. So the UM6K, the High Sense U6, bot ...
Can the semiconductor industry avoid repeating the same mistakes it made in Silicon Valley?
The Verge· 2025-11-26 15:00
The new Silicon Valley is in Arizona. Greater Phoenix is becoming America's semiconductor HQ. It's where Intel and TSMC plan to manufacture next generation chips that American companies will need if they want to stay competitive in the AI arms race.That's triggered a rush of hopes and some fears. I talked with folks who work in the industry and residents about all the changes that manufacturing more chips in the US could bring. Phoenix is in a desert, so water use is one of the biggest concerns.Chip factori ...
Today on The Vergecast: running tech essentials with Nick Thompson.
The Verge· 2025-11-25 15:00
Let's talk like gear. When you're in like peak training mode and you want to know every single bit of information about yourself. >> Yeah.>> What's on your body while you're running. >> I'll give you a hierarchy. So, I'm wearing a Garmin watch because absolutely essential and it's incredible, right.And it's like, you know, you can use it to navigate home. You can use it to measure pace. You can have pace per mile. You can have average pace. You can have cadence.You can have every single data field you want. ...
Why were Vines 6 seconds? #VersionHistory
The Verge· 2025-11-24 15:04
So, I have a clip from 2013 of two of the founders talking about why they picked the time. >> One of the questions that we get all the time is why is it 6 seconds. So, we started at 5 seconds and we went all the way up to 10.And what we found was that like the quality of the video didn't really change at all, but it became a real pain in the butt to watch a 10-second video. So, we went back down to five, but a lot of people were saying like, "This isn't enough time. I can't like capture what I want." So, wh ...
MS NOW seems to have missed its opportunity to get msnow.com. #Vergecast
The Verge· 2025-11-23 17:00
I look at this website and I'm like, "This is designed to confuse senior citizens into buying supplements." That's what this website looks like. Like, it it looks like a slop website. >> It does. It really does.>> And I think it's on purpose. I think the big cable channels kind of know that their audience is older people who consume news on sites that look like this at high rates from Facebook, and they might as well just look like it, too. >> Just lean in.>> What is our audience reading on Facebook all day ...
This week on Version History, we’re looking back at some of the most viral Vines.
The Verge· 2025-11-23 15:00
Abraz on fleek. She's just like a normal girl and makes this video where she gives the world a new term, a new word. Fleek goes from her mind to being used by, you know, like Denny's and stuff like brands, by celebrities.It becomes part of the way that we talk about aesthetics. Um, and I think I really wanted to pick this one because I think it's important to say too that like so much of Vine culture and by extension popular culture was made by young black internet users, like black kids, creative kids who ...
This week in Brendan Carr is a Dummy… the FCC commissioner is targeting the BBC. #Vergecast
The Verge· 2025-11-22 17:00
So, our nation's foremost dummy has decided that he now has the power to censor British speech. Love that for him. David, [clears throat] where would you say the BBC is located.>> Uh, the the United Kingdom. >> What do you think the first letter in in BBC stands for. >> British.>> There you go. That's the one. The BBC famously, the British Yeah.>> broadcasting service. Now, the target of a Brendan Carr investigation. >> What.>> Yep. So, there's this kuruffle. This is a big deal for the BBC.They did a Januar ...
This week on Version History, we’re looking back at Vine. Full episode comes out tomorrow.
The Verge· 2025-11-22 15:01
It's 2012 and Twitter is at the redhot center of culture. We had an election in 2012. Obama won again.There was an Olympics in 2012. Hurricane Sandy happened in 2012. And all of those things had one important thing in common, which is that everybody wanted to tweet about them all day, every day.But Twitter also just bought an app that might turn out to be even more important. It's called Vine, and it lets you make and share videos 6 seconds at a time. They loop forever and they're going to change the way pe ...
A smart listener of The Vergecast thinks the open web may have less than a year left. #Vergecast
The Verge· 2025-11-21 21:30
Industry Trend Prediction - The open web may have approximately 250 days left [1] - A shift from search results to AI mode is anticipated, potentially marking the end of the web [1] Google's Business Model - Google is expected to switch the default search to AI mode [1] - This switch represents a complete change for Google's business model [1]