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Watch Fassbender completely transform in first full Steve Jobs trailer

After giving us a taste back in May, a full trailer for Danny Boyle’s upcoming Steve Jobs movie has just dropped. It’s bigger, better, and packed with even more features than the last one. This time we get a better look at some of the supporting characters, including Apple exec John Sculley, marketing chief Joanna Hoffman, and Jobs’ ex-girlfriend Chrisann Brennan. The film, which was adapted by screenwriter Aaron Sorkin

The next iPhone could have much faster LTE speeds

The next iPhone’s LTE speeds may be much faster. Maybe. According to 9to5Mac, Apple plans to include a new Qualcomm LTE modem in the next iPhone that’s theoretically capable of delivering speeds that are twice as fast as what the iPhone 6 is capable of, with download speeds of up to 300 Mbps, up from 150 Mbps. LTE Advanced is already available in some areas, including Korea.

You can remotely start your Hyundai with your Apple Watch now

After launching its Android Wear app earlier this year, Hyundai is taking its Blue Link connected car platform to the obvious next destination: the Apple Watch. The Watch-compatible Blue Link app is now in the iOS App Store, offering seemingly all of the same features that are on the Android Wear version — remote engine start and stop, remote door lock and unlock, remote light flashing, and a car finder with

You can remotely start your Hyundai with your Apple Watch now

After launching its Android Wear app earlier this year, Hyundai is taking its Blue Link connected car platform to the obvious next destination: the Apple Watch. The Watch-compatible Blue Link app is now in the iOS App Store, offering seemingly all of the same features that are on the Android Wear version — remote engine start and stop, remote door lock and unlock, remote light flashing, and a car finder with

Snapchat is changing the way you watch snaps and add friends

Snapchat is changing its own game yet again. With an update rolling out today for iOS and Android, you are no longer required to hold a finger down to view snaps and Stories. Watching is now triggered by a single tap on the snap or Story to make it begin playing — you can still skip through by tapping a finger on the screen.