Microsoft is about to release a big Xbox app update for iOS that includes the ability to stream Xbox One games to an iPhone. A new Xbox app will arrive in the App Store soon that includes a remote play feature, which lets Xbox One console owners stream their games to an iPhone.
Remote play is different to Microsoft’s xCloud service, which streams games directly from servers instead of your own…
Lordstown reveals the interior of the Endurance electric pickup truck
September 26, 2020
Lordstown has revealed the interior of its upcoming Endurance electric pickup truck set for deliveries next year.
The new startup has been created in an opportunistic way.
It partly spun out of Workhorse, which has been working on its own plug-in hybrid pickup truck, and a…
Podcast: Tesla Battery Day, Model S Plaid, $25,000 Tesla, and more
September 26, 2020
This week on the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy, including Tesla Battery Day, Model S Plaid, a $25,000 Tesla, and more.
Discover all the new and innovative ways that Electrify America is providing…
Microsoft is bringing Xbox remote play to iOS
September 26, 2020
Just a few days after opening up Xbox remote play to Android users, Microsoft has confirmed it’s testing the feature on iOS devices as well. The Verge’s Tom Warren got a look at the new Xbox app in beta, and it works just like you’d expect: It connects directly to your Xbox One (or upcoming consoles), and lets you play anything that’s already on your system. To be clear, this is different…
A report earlier this week indicated that Microsoft’s new Xbox app would come to iOS with support for streaming Xbox games to your iPhone. The app is now available in beta, and has a hands-on look at how it works.
First and foremost, what’s important to note here is…
Microsoft is bringing Xbox remote play to iOS
September 26, 2020
Just a few days after opening up Xbox remote play to Android users, Microsoft has confirmed it’s testing the feature on iOS devices as well. The Verge’s Tom Warren got a look at the new Xbox app in beta, and it works just like you’d expect: It connects directly to your…
Google launches AI Platform Prediction in general availability
September 26, 2020
Google today launched AI Platform Prediction in general availability, a service that lets developers prep, build, run, and share machine learning models in the cloud. It’s based on a Google Kubernetes Engine backend and features an architecture designed for high reliability, flexibility, and low overhead latency.
IDC predicts that worldwide spending on cognitive and AI systems will reach $77.6…
Facebook says it’s been asking Apple to let people change iPhone’s default messages app for years
September 26, 2020
With iOS 14 and iPadOS 14, Apple finally acquiesced to a longtime request from customers: the company introduced an option to change your default apps for browsing the web and handling email. But many other categories of apps — messages, music, calendar, etc. — remain…
The RetroBeat: Can Microsoft save Quake?
September 26, 2020
With Microsoft’s $7.5 billion purchase of Bethesda, everyone is buzzing about how the Xbox brand now owns huge franchises like The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, and Doom. But I’m just sitting over here thinking about Quake.
Quake is one of the most important first-person…
Motley Fool: Tesla Deep Dive Interview with Fred Lambert
September 25, 2020
Motley Fool did a Deep Dive Webinar on Tesla and interviewed Electrek’s Fred Lambert for it
Here’s the interview.
Years ago, Lambert used to write articles about Tesla for Motley Fool back when the company was newly public and people were wondering if it would survive.
Now we are going full circle with Motley Fool interviewing the now Electrek Editor-in-Chief about Tesla as the company is now…
