Richard Lawler

With no movement on resolving Hollywood’s strikes by actors and writers, the third animated Spider-Man movie, Beyond the Spider-Verse is going from March 29th, 2024 (a date now filled by the sequel to Ghostbusters: Afterlife) to entirely unscheduled.

The feature for watching up to four feeds at once has been in testing, and now it’s officially available well ahead of this fall’s NFL Sunday Ticket streams for WNBA League Pass subscribers.

The app formerly known as Twitter is still listed as Twitter in the App Store, which, as pointed out by a few people, is likely due to Apple’s rules, which appear to bar anyone from shortening the marketing name in the App Store to a single character.

After the app’s rebranding on Android, we’re seeing the new (old) logo on Apple devices too. It’s still named Twitter, but the bird icon is gone, replaced by Elon Musk’s current fascination, X.

The Verge’s Josh Dzieza appeared on Vox’s Today, Explained podcast to discuss his recent report on the human element involved in creating the AI tools everyone is talking about lately.

The possibility of a Teamsters strike cutting off the last-mile deliveries by UPS that many retailers rely on (including Amazon, which reportedly remains UPS’ biggest customer by revenue despite its own delivery network) appears to have been averted, as the two reached a new five-year contract that will need to be ratified through a vote by the 340,000~ unionized workers.

Ever since he took over Twitter, Elon Musk has pointed to “total active user seconds” or other similar metrics, claiming they show more usage of Twitter than ever.

After ten years, it’s time to call it for Android 4.4. The Google packages that enable tons of apps and features will cut out that version of Android starting... now.

You’re most likely familiar with Cheddar TV as a network that plays on the screen at the gas pump (and you may have seen some of your favorite Verge editors on there).