The Morning After: Jaguar's I-Pace EV takes on the Model X
And we go hands-off with 'Beyond Good and Evil 2.'
Hey, good morning! You look fabulous.
We're close to wrapping up our reports from E3 2018, but in between the games, we have an update on a new challenger in the EV race and The Boring Company's big opportunity in Chicago.
Verizon makes its unlimited plans even more complicated
In a move that is somehow both incredibly simple and bafflingly complicated, Verizon has launched a new unlimited data plan and is shaking up the way its family plans work. The pricey AboveUnlimited plan is apparently more unlimited than the existing GoUnlimited and BeyondUnlimited plans. The new plan includes unlimited data with up to 75GB for HD video, 20GB of mobile-hotspot data at LTE speeds, five TravelPasses, each with a day of international data usage per month, and 500GB of Verizon Cloud service.
We watched someone play 'Beyond Good and Evil 2'
The still-in-development game is playable and impressive, even if we didn't get to jump on the sticks ourselves.
After four years of development, Jaguar's first all-electric luxury crossover might be ready to take the lead from Tesla. Roberto Baldwin took a drive on- and off-road through Portugal and came away thinking, "I prefer the I-Pace over the Model X."
Elon Musk's Boring Company will build a high-speed link in Chicago
The Boring Company has been selected to build an express route between O'Hare Airport and downtown Chicago. It's thought that, when running, the journey will take 12 minutes, with fares expected to cost between $20 and $25.
The Big Picture: the drama and fury of Kilauea's volcano from space
Destructive lava flow from Hawaii's Kilauea has been caught by the ESA Copernicus satellite Sentinel-2B (in visible and infrared light) with some dramatic enhancements from photo and geography enthusiast Pierre Markuse.
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