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Amazon acquires self-driving start-up Zoox for over $1.2bn Deal is ecommerce group’s biggest investment in autonomous vehicle sector JUNE, 28, 2020 Zoox technology could be used to expand Amazon’s delivery fleet, though one person familiar with the deal expects the ecommerce group to push into ride-hailing Also, Twitter says about Amazon will acquire self-driving start-up Zoox for more than $1.2bn, marking the ecommerce group’s biggest investment into the autonomous vehicle sector. Amazon intends to work with Zoox to create a fleet of self-driving taxis, in competition with Alphabet’s Waymo, said one person familiar with the deal. But analysts also suggested that Amazon may use Zoox to build self-driving delivery vehicles. Amazon has also bought smaller stakes in electric truckmaker Rivian and the self-driving start-up Aurora. Zoox will operate as a standalone business, Amazon said, with its leadership unchanged. “Zoox is working to imagine, invent, and design a world-class autonomous

Why doesn't Apple want to change their lighting port to USB type-C? Apple likes to control their entire product ecosystem. Part of this is financial: Apple gets about 30% of the profit on any item that goes onto an iPhone. That’s apps and media sold through the iTunes store, and its licensed hardware products. That 30% Royalty :- The Lightning Port is the means by which Apple enforces this for hardware products. There are patents that cover Lightning, and in order to legally sell a Lightning product, you have to pay Apple. There’s also a digital “tag” chip in a Lightning connector that tells iOS information about the device, so it knows what to do with that device. When you connect a device to a Lightning port, there’s a bit of power and a few signals used to identify the device. But aside from that, it does nothing. The ID chip describes the attached device, and enables the connections necessary (power, USB, etc) in order to support the attached device. So even something as simple

18,000mAh Li-ion battery, it offered 50 days  No one wanted it. This is the Energizer P18K Pop Smartphone… yup, a smartphone. With an 18,000mAh Li-ion battery, it offered 50 days of cellular standby time. Based on a mid-range MediaTek Helio P70 SOC and a moderate LCD resolution of 1080 x 2280 pixels, you might expect it to make it two weeks on a charge. My ZTE Axon 10 Pro manages a typical 3 days from a 4000mAhr battery, more DRAM, and a higher-end processor. That’s certainly brute-forcing it, but what other option do you have? iPhone 11 Pro is, by comparison This one, however, is real. This is the Blackview BV9100, which sports a 12000mAh built-in battery (labelled 13000mAh, but 12000mAh in testing), with 30W wired charging, in a rugged case. They sell this as an “outdoor smartphone.” It’s running the MediaTek Helio P35 processor, a low-end 8 core processor, all cores ARM Cortex A53, along with 4GiB RAM (LPDDR4X) and 64GB flash (eMMC). So certainly usable, and available for about $250

  1)WWDC 2020 is under way, moved on to iOS 14 updates. WWDC 2020 is under way, with Apple CEO Tim Cook touching upon the company's commitment to racial equality. A) we have now moved on to iOS 14. The first update in the list is App Library, which will automatically group together all your apps into folders, and put them together at the end of your primary home screen. You also get direct Spotlight search, which intuitively lets you search for which of the million apps you want to summon. B) The second update is Widgets, which get a redesign, and can also fit into the home screen. This comes in from Android, but Apple does one better by fitting the widgets intuitively into home screens. More details en route. The third update is picture in picture video, which now offers a floating video tab that lets you multi-task better. C)  you notification-like popups for weather results and search queries. It also intuitively opens up apps on top of other windows to make multitasking easier.

TechRushi Facts Newsletter June 20, 2020 Apple will release phones without a notch. Smartphones will have complete bezel less displays. Subscribe our blog for facts related articles Almost each and every individual in the world will be using a smartdevice {smartphone, smartwatch,smart glasses }. by Rushi Talape Blue eyes technology would become a reality. Yea machines would understand our feelings and respond back. There would be super soldiers such as Ironman [No wonder even if Musk built them ] Automation takes the centrestage and the unemployment status rises in all the places . Domino's pizza will be delivered by it's own flyingdrones “DOMICOPTERS”. There would be a device to take backup of our brain’s data and load it into a new body [Hopefully]. Read more articles on our website . ©Rushi talape

At first, the  Google Glass , however, There’s a new competitor. These… These glasses are called “Vaunt Smart Glasses” , and was created and designed by Intel. There’s been a few years since these came out, as an open project. Not only are these ‘Smart Glasses’ made from the world’s biggest Computer Components manufacturer, but they’re also something totally unique, and clearly not what you’re expecting. What’s amazing about these glasses is they look normal. And, according to Dieter Bohn (The guy on the picture), is that they feel really good on his head, and they only weigh about 50 grams. They’re designed to do just one thing. Show you simple, basic information in one of your eyes. It has this little red monochrome projector that shines an image on a holographic mirror, which then bounces it directly back into the eyeball. And what that means is that you don’t have to focus on it, it’s just down there. Another part is that, if you’re not looking just slightly down at the display, i

5G power is the rage at the moment. Everybody wants a 5G powered device especially a 5G smartphone. The rise in the demand amongst consumers for 5G has led to almost all the manufacturers to produce smartphone processors equipped with extra power and support for 5G. Even though there are only a handful of nations in the world that have been successful in building a proper 5G network, consumers are still vying for it. Regardless of the fact that they might not be able to use the 5G feature, they are still demanding the same. Between Mediatek and Snapdragon, it was the latter which released its 5G processor earlier than the former. There has always been a sense of competition between Mediatek and Snapdragon - with numerous users debating constantly about which one manufactured better smartphone processors. I don’t think there is a winner in this aspect overall, because some chipsets by Mediatek beats out Snapdragon processors and vice versa. However, between the Mediatek Dimensity 1000 a