At this point, we’ve heard a lot of rumors about 2020’s iPhones, along with a few about 2021’s batch. Today, however, we’re looking even further into the future with an analyst prediction about 2022’s iPhones. More specifically, a noted Apple analyst is making some big predictions about the rear-facing cameras on the back of 2022’s devices. As reported by MacRumors, … Continue reading
You can upgrade your laptop to one of Microsoft’s own for much less now that one of the company’s newest notebooks is discounted. The 13-inch Surface Laptop 3 is on sale starting at $800 at Best Buy and Microsoft’s own site. That’s the price for the…
COVID-19 may have canceled Computex this year, but there’s no stopping ASUS from delivering its annual upgrade to mobile gamers. Following the accessory-laden ROG Phone II, today the Taiwanese giant finally unveiled its first 5G phone, the ROG Phone…
Some of the immigrant children detained in hotels were as young as 1.
New York state previously held the grim title.
For the first time, the reality TV star and mogul talked publicly about her husband’s struggles.
“Because they want somebody younger, somebody funnier,” the “Jeopardy!” host said.
As vehicles increasingly become showcases for technology on wheels, autonomous driving is becoming closer to a reality – especially for commercial purposes. We’ve been seeing ride-hailing services and delivery companies testing out self-driving vehicles for a while now. Such Level 4 (L4) autonomous vehicles are being developed by Waymo, who recently inked a deal with automaker FCA to expand their use of their technologies.
Since 2016, FCA and Waymo have been working together and testing autonomous Chrysler Pacifica minivans using their Waymo Driver technology. Now, Waymo will work exclusively with FCA to develop and test autonomy in light commercial vehicles like the Ram ProMaster, with the goal of enabling self-driving delivery vehicles.
Over time, FCA hopes to offer Waymo’s L4 autonomy across more vehicles in their product line. L4 autonomy means that a vehicle will be able to handle the majority of driving situations without human intervention, including navigating through crowded urban areas and construction zones. However, these vehicles still require the presence of a human in the event of an emergency, and still have regular driving controls available in case a person needs to take over. We’re still quite a way from Level 5, which is considered the holy grail of autonomy – vehicles that would require no driver at all.
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