Category: Technology
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Apple’s iPhone / iPad gamepad patent spotted
According to the latest report, Apple may be building its own gamepad for the iPhone and iPad. According to Patently Apple, Apple has applied for a related patent in Europe, which was published on March 31, 2022, and numbered WO2022067344. Join tip3x on Telegram Moreover, the patent shows that Apple is testing three styles of gamepads. The first is 6A, 6B,…
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YouTube pulls out picture-in-picture feature in iOS app
According to the latest report, after trying the feature for nine months, YouTube has disabled the experimental picture-in-picture mode of its iOS version of the app. YouTube enabled Picture-in-Picture on iOS in August 2021 as an “experimental” feature of the app. By April 2022, YouTube seems to have decided that it’s not worth keeping the feature. Join…
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Microsoft Windows 11 confirms opening of third-party widgets
At the mixed office conference, Microsoft officially announced new features and improvements for Windows 11, including enhanced phishing protection supported by Microsoft Defender Smart Screen, and tabs in File Explorer. Join tip3x on Telegram In addition to security improvements, Microsoft has also introduced a new design for File Explorer’s sidebar and full-screen widgets. In Windows 11,…
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Bezos’ drone delivery dream still challenging to achieve
E-commerce giant Amazon founder Jeff Bezos promised in an interview in 2013 that he will drop a batch of delivery drones in the air that can deliver packages within 30 minutes. He predicted at the time that drone deliveries would begin in the next five years or so. Nearly a decade on, Amazon is still a…
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Tesla officially supplies first Model Y with 4680 batteries
After the grand opening of the Texas Gigafactory Cyber Rodeo, Tesla officially delivered the first batch of Model Y mass-produced vehicles with 4680 batteries produced at the factory. On April 8, Elon Musk officially announced the delivery of the aforementioned first Model Y production vehicles. He thanked the Tesla team for their hard work, and…
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Web3 will develop large number of new applications
According to reports, if Web3 is really the next gold mine of the Internet, why haven’t I heard that developers are developing more practical applications? Why aren’t more developers rushing in to grab their fortunes? The rapid growth of crypto-assets and the many problems with Web3 is really disconcerting. Many people believe that Web3 will…
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NASA will try out giant centrifuges to launch payloads
NASA recently signed an agreement with space technology startup SpinLaunch to test the company’s centrifuge system to launch payloads later this year. The suborbital mass accelerator developed by SpinLaunch is essentially a giant centrifuge. Located in the desolate desert of New Mexico, USA, this odd-looking facility looks like a giant yo-yo with a small chimney. Join…
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Chip shortage may be last until 2023: BMW
According to the latest report, German carmaker BMW CEO Oliver Zipse said in an interview with the “Neue Zurich Zeitung” on Monday that the shortage of semiconductors may remain a problem in the auto industry in 2023. Join tip3x on Telegram “We’re still at the peak of the chip shortage,” Zipse was quoted as saying,…
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Shortage of chips to last until 2024: Volkswagen
According to the latest report, the global chip shortage is still ongoing. The CEOs of several chip companies said last year that the chip shortage will continue for some time. Join tip3x on Telegram Recently, Volkswagen Group Chief Financial Officer Arno Antlitz said in an interview with German media that the supply of semiconductor chips is unlikely…
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Huawei applies for hexagonal graphic trademark
Recently, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. applied for the registration of two hexagonal graphic trademarks, with the word HUAWEI and five stars in the picture. Its international classification includes advertising sales and website services. The current trademark status is application middle. Join tip3x on Telegram From the picture, it may be a kind of Huawei certification type…