Zoox vehicles are already on the road in both Arizona and Nevada. The company posts videos of its vehicles maneuvering around on busy streets in cities and highways in retrofitted Toyota Highlander SUVs, sans an operator. Back in April, Zoox teased a “completely electric, bi-directional” vehicle of its own that would be small enough to easily navigate city streets. Its wheels would also rotate beyond the range of a normal car’s to allow it to move laterally.
Apple made some big announcements
Earlier this week, Apple’s all-digital WWDC event took place on the internet. The company unveiled details about its upcoming iOS 14, iPadOS 14, and Mac Big Sir operating systems. Apple also went public with the fact that it’s switching away from Intel processors in its computers, opting instead to make its own silicon.
Microsoft is permanently closing all of its stores
All of the Microsoft stores will officially close with some larger ones converting into experience centers. You served your purpose—you were the real-life Sabre stores from The Office.
Google Photos got even better
The best photo storage app around got better this week, and now its Memories feature won’t constantly remind you of your ex, which is a big upgrade.
Acer is making an energy drink
PC purveyor, Acer, had a big announcement event earlier this week to show off some new hardware. Oddly enough, the company also announced its own energy drink called Predator Shot.
