Month: March 2021
Volkswagen’s ID.4 EV is the basic people mover you’ve been waiting for
Dieselgate has shaken Volkswagen to its foundation, prompting the automaker to embrace a radical new direction and invest nearly $40 billion into EV R&D as well as the factory tech needed to make it. The initial result of that massive investment has now hit the streets in the form of…
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Self-flying drones are helping speed deliveries of COVID-19 vaccines in Ghana
The threat of COVID-19 has prompted many countries to draft new and emerging technologies to fight the pandemic, with the latest example taking flight in Ghana. This month, COVID-19 vaccines were delivered by drone for the first time in the West African nation, allowing the medicine to reach remote areas…
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Ericsson pulls out of Mobile World Congress 2021 null
Ericsson has pulled out of this year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC 2021) in Barcelona due to ongoing safety concerns surrounding Covid-19. Organisers the GSMA had moved the event from its traditional Spring slot to June in the hope that this would allow up to 50,000 people (around half the usual…
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Entertainment payroll startup Wrapbook raises $27M round led by A16Z
Wrapbook, a startup that simplifies the payroll process for TV, film and commercial productions, has raised $25 million in Series A funding from noteworthy names from both the tech and entertainment worlds. The round was led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Equal Ventures and Uncork Capital, as well as…
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Xbox will be home to new and exclusive Bethesda games Bethesda
Xbox consoles, PC and Xbox Game Pass will be the best place to experience new Bethesda games, according to Microsoft. It’ll also be the only places gamers can enjoy new and exclusive titles from Bethesda in the future. Though Microsoft announced it was acquiring ZeniMax Media, the parent company of…
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‘League of Legends: Wild Rift’ open beta expands to North America on March 29th
If you’re a North American League of Legends fan, you’ve been forced to sit on sidelines and watch while people in Europe and other parts of the world have had a chance to play Wild Rift. That changes later this month, with Riot announcing today that… Source
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