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Adding a car key to an iPhone requires going through the manufacturer's app and then pairing the phone to the car via NFC.

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Waymo, the autonomous vehicle company owned by Google’s parent firm Alphabet, plans to expand its driverless ride-hailing program to Baltimore. The company will start by mapping city streets and ...

Changes are coming to Disneyland’s Magic Key program in the new year. The resort announced Thursday that it will be offering a new pass, Explore Key, which will replace the Enchant Key. Beginning Jan.

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Imagine never needing your key fob again because your iPhone has become the key to your car. With the right vehicle and most recent version of iOS, you can walk up to your car, tap your door handle, ...

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Microsoft announced expanded AI model support in Visual Studio Code through a new Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) capability that lets developers connect models from different providers by entering their ...

Apple's Car Key turns your iPhone into a digital car key, letting you unlock, start, and share your ride — no key fob required. Here's how it works, and which manufacturers support the technology.

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