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Tesla unveils its humanoid robot for ‘less than $20,000’

October 1, 2022
Tesla has unveiled its Optimus humanoid robot at its AI Day 2022 today and Elon Musk believes Tesla can bring it to market for “less than $20,000”. As expected, the event started with Tesla unveiling a working prototype of its humanoid robot – a project first announced at Tesla’s AI day in 2021. There were two prototypes unveiled at the event. Tesla started by unveiling Bumble C, which…
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How to export & download your game saves from Google Stadia

October 1, 2022
With Google Stadia now set to come to a close next year, many gamers are left wondering what will happen to their years of progress across Stadia’s library of games. Thankfully, your saves are perfectly safe and can be easily moved to a PC! Here’s how you can export and download your game saves from your Stadia account to use on Steam or Epic Games on PC/Mac. Like every other app or service…
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Samsung September 2022 update rolling out for these Galaxy devices

October 1, 2022
Samsung has gained a reputation as one of the better Android device makers in terms of releasing updates in a timely manner. The latest Android security update for September 2022 has begun rolling out to these Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets. Samsung September 2022 security update – what’s new Breaking from the usual pattern of releasing updates before the new month begins, Samsung…
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Google Messages: How to use emoji reactions with any recipient

October 1, 2022
In Google Messages, you can send reactions to received messages with a selection of emoji, no matter who texted you. This guide will quickly show you how to react to messages. For a while now, Google Messages users have been able to react to RCS messages with a roundup of…
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Facebook app will replace Android System WebView but still won’t use Custom Tabs

October 1, 2022
When you open a link while in another app, it usually launches in your browser (e.g., Chrome) or a Custom Tab. Facebook opens pages in its own in-app browser, which is powered by the Android System WebView. The main Facebook app will soon change what underpins its in-app browser. Facebook for Android will soon use its own browser engine that is still based on Chromium but is no longer the same…
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