cars Purposely stalling 20% of cars in Manhattan could trigger total gridlock David Pescovitz

Business Thanks to "consent" buried deep in sales agreements, car manufacturers are tracking tens of millions of US cars Cory Doctorow

the shadowy world of a car that does not exist Knight Rider car never leaves museum but keeps getting tickets Rob Beschizza

cars Congress wants a remote kill switch in every car Séamus Bellamy

Entertainment Patent filing reveals upcoming Disney theme park holograms Ruben Bolling

gadgets Pet tracking collars turned into bricks overnight Rob Beschizza

Car feature subscriptions make it easy for the government to track you Séamus Bellamy

Games Mario Kart World: new Nintendo racer is open-world for some reason Grant St. Clair

Boing Boing Gadgets Your "throw it in the bag and go" MacBook is here—and it's just $250 Boing Boing's Shop

politics Voters claim they voted day after election in Kimmel street interview Mark Frauenfelder

right to repair Home EV charger JuiceBox abruptly stops service in North America Natalie Dressed

News Elon Musk triggered by Black comic book characters Mark Frauenfelder

tech AT&T admits that hackers stole 'nearly all' customers' phone records Rob Beschizza

Boing Boing Shop Driving is easier, safer, and more fun with this wireless car display, now under $120 Boing Boing's Shop

politics "15-minute cities" concept sparks 'climate lockdown' conspiracy theories Jennifer Sandlin

photography Jerry Hsu: skateboarder, photographer and entrepreneur Elías Villoro

software as a disservice BMW is charging $18/month to activate heated seats, and $10/month for heated steering wheel Mark Frauenfelder

animals New study shows that goldfish can drive cars Thom Dunn

tabloids Duchess Kate's pregnancy and World War III in this week's dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan