If you buy a Tesla after July 1 you will have to pay extra for the internetIf you buy a Tesla after July 1 you will have to pay extra for the internet

The free internet connectivity current Tesla owners enjoy may become a paid-for extra for new owners buying a car from the firm after July 1.

Update:Tesla has confirmed to TheIndianSubcontinent that a charge for the Premium Connectivity Package will come into effect for any cars purchased from July 1, 2018.

First leaked via an internal sales team

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New S Pen could be Samsung Galaxy Note 9's standout featureNew S Pen could be Samsung Galaxy Note 9's standout feature

While the S Pen is one of the main ways the Galaxy Note range stands out from rival phones, it’s arguably not the most exciting of things, but that could be changing with the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 as a reputable leaker is suggesting that the S Pen is getting a huge upgrade.

The leaker in question is @UniverseIce, who on Twitter wrote “Do you often u

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Microsoftnext HoloLens could be getting a more immersive field of viewMicrosoft’s next HoloLens could be getting a more immersive field of view

It looks like Microsoft will be addressing one of the biggest complaints about its HoloLens augmented reality headset, with a new patent suggesting that the company will double the field of view (FOV) for the upcoming sequel.

A gadget's field of view relates to how much of your vision is taken up by the device’s screen. The wider the field of view,

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Westworld game hit by Bethesda legal claimWestworld game hit by Bethesda legal claim
Image copyrightWarner Bros InteractiveImage caption The game lets players control the park and its robotic attendants

Game publisher Bethesda is suing Warner Brothers over a game based around the HBO series Westworld.

Bethesda alleges the Westworld game, released last week, is a "blatant rip-off" of its Fallout

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Voices of millions of UK taxpayers stored by HMRCVoices of millions of UK taxpayers stored by HMRC
Image caption HMRC's Voice ID scheme asks callers to repeat the phrase "my voice is my password"

The voices of millions of taxpayers have been analysed and stored by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) without consent, privacy campaigners say.

Big Brother Watch says HMRC's Voice ID system has collected 5.1 million

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