This week Google dumps $2.1 billion into Fitbit’s pockets and buys them, Uber Eats releases some pretty pictures of their new delivery drone, SpaceX gets some awesome download speeds from space and Mobileye shows off their chops at their first Investors Summit.
Tesla’s AutoPilot system leads the industry but what is it exactly? What will it look like in 2025 and what different steps will we see it go through before then?
Everyone hates having their phone battery die and for the most part the best money can buy is currently a battery around the 4,000 mAh mark. Luckily though it looks like things might be changing soon…
Another huge week in some of the biggest fields out there! Lightning payments get asynchronous with Lightning Rod, the largest private US coal company goes bankrupt, multiple huge medical breakthroughs are announced including the amazing Prime Gene Editing, DJI finally drops their Mavic Mini and more!
We all love our smartphones and the now well established 4G network that supports it, but will 5G really be that big a deal? I mean how much faster do we need? For that matter… how fast will 5G LTE really, actually get? Like in person on your phone in real world conditions?
The yet to be released DJI Mavic Mini has leaked quite a bit over the past few weeks and as a result we’ve now got basically all the info on it all contained in this one piece!
Tesla confirms their promise to bring feature complete FSD to their cars by years end, says AutoPilot is not 9x safer than humans, Mazda shows off it’s all EV MX-30, Samsung unveils their new Exynos 990 chip, the DJI Mavic Mini price leaks, SpaceX details plan to send 42,000 into orbit plus lots more Tesla news!
The front USB ports on the Tesla Model 3, which were originally just intended to be used to charge your phone, have become quite vital. You may want two phones plugged in and charging, a USB drive and even other things all plugged into them meaning you need a USB hub. With all this extra tech it can quickly become a bit of a mess in there too so Jeda has come out and custom made a USB Hub especially for the Model 3.
Today I’m going to take you through a brief crash course in Internet privacy and security. You might not learn anything. Maybe you’ll learn a lot. It’ll depend on how tech savvy you already are. But hopefully you’ll learn at least one interesting or useful feature and we can all experience the awesome fun of technology more privately.
Techtober continues with Google finally spilling all the beans on their Made By Google kit, scientists make a key breakthrough to help lithium batteries, Skydio goes after the commercial market and Steve Jobs’ Ghost describes how transport may go negative very soon…