From: The Verge - Tuesday Mar 06, 2018 02:00 pm
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Why don't MacBooks have an LTE option? Apple clearly knows how to make LTE devices — after all, it makes iPhones and iPads that have celluar connectivity. But for some reason, there's a werid divide between MacBooks (which Apple seems to view as desk-bound computers that can be carried from place to place) and the increasingly computer-like iPad Pro, which does get LTE. Do I just not get the difference between the two categories? 

On a less confused note, cars! There are so many cool cars this week at the Geneva Auto Show. You should check those out.

- Chaim

TODAY IN CARS

+ Aston Martin’s new hypercar is an 1,100 horsepower rocket

Jaguar’s electric SUV is cheaper than a Tesla Model X or S

+ Honda’s Urban EV Concept is super adorable

+ The $3.26 million Bugatti Chiron Sport is lighter and more expensive

Porsche’s new all-electric SUV concept is too pretty to go off-road

Formula E’s wild new racecar makes electric racing look cool

TODAY ON THE VERGE

+ Review: Microsoft Surface Pro with LTE

--> Seriously, why don't all laptops have LTE?

+ How to stop robocalls (I really hope this works)

+ Gboard for Android gets Chinese and Korean support

+ Dyson's new air purifier has a screen

+ This dock isn't solving any problems

+ HTC U12 leaks have begun

+ Disneyland is now on Google Maps Street View

+ Dive into the history of meme repository Know Your Meme

+ Podcast: Why'd You Push That Button is back for season 2! Catch the first episode now on memes and the law!

+ Circuit Breaker Live is back today at 4pm ET, and we'll have the Galaxy S9 here in the studio with all the answers to your question (plus, musical instruments and a wearable keyboard!) Catch the show right here over on YouTube

 

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