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    2024 Paris Olympics will be broadcast in 8K, you just won’t be able to see it

    Back in 2020, Sony and Panasonic partnered with Japanese broadcaster NHK who was was all geared up and ready to capture the Olympics Games in 8K for the first time.. then Covid-19 happened. As the world took a breath and paused the games for a year, the 2021 Olympic Games came and went and 8K was not the story people thought it would be. Now 3-4...

    Samsung are giving all Olympic athletes a free phone! Aussie boxer shows off her free Galaxy Z Flip6

    The 2024 Olympics Games kicks off with the Opening Ceremony set to air at 3:00AM (AEST) tomorrow. As athletes from across the world arrive in Paris for the games, they are turning to social media to share their experiences in the athletes village. One athlete doing that is boxer Tina Rahimi who recently shared a couple of videos on her TikTok channel. In the videos, Rahimi shares...
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    AutoX already has 1,000 RoboTaxi’s in its China fleet

    While it may not be pretty, it's hard to ignore that AutoX are making big progress in the autonomous vehicle space. Today they announced...

    BREAKING: Motional and Hyundai unveil IONIQ 5 robotaxi. Level 4 by 2023, using Lyft for the service

    Make no mistake, the race to deliver a fully autonomous vehicles, transporting passengers (aka robotaxi) is well and truly on. Motional, a driverless technology...

    Baidu is building Level 4 autonomous robotaxis called ‘Apollo Moon’ in China

    Baidu building 1,000 level 4 autonomous robotaxis

    Mobileye self-driving testing coming to Detroit, Tokyo, Shanghai, Paris & New York City this year, robotaxis by 2025

    Autonomous driving is scalable says Mobileye and robotaxis are coming in 2025.

    Tesla’s Boombox party trick is a great distraction to hide the fact that we’re about to miss another FSD delivery date.

    Tesla's autonomy program, known as Full Self Driving, is about to miss another deadline. Expectations of FSD delivery are high, in large part thanks...
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