Weekly Tech Roundup: New Dimensity Chips, a Snazzy SUV, and a Colourful Nothing Phone!
Here’s a roundup of some headlines that you might have missed over the week – so sit back, relax, and scroll away.
Here’s a roundup of some headlines that you might have missed over the week – so sit back, relax, and scroll away.
GM and Cadillac are banking on a combination of luxury and competitive pricing.
Jaguar Land Rover recently announced that it’s stepping up its insurance services in addition to anti-theft technology.
MediaTek’s push towards putting more AI tech into everyday consumer products has certainly yielded some very interesting results, and the company’s newly-announced collaboration with PC gaming giant NVIDIA aims to do the same, at least in terms of automotive applications.
MediaTek recently announced its newest (and possibly one of its biggest) endeavours yet with “Dimensity Auto,” an automotive platform that adds a bit more intelligence to your average car.
The new vehicle combines the “traditional” aerodynamics of a coupé along with the space of an SUV, and integrates design elements from Polestar’s earlier concept cars.
The new concept incorporates familiar and traditional vehicular elements and mixes them up a bit with newer, more forward-thinking features.
BMW previews in-car entertainment of the future at CES 2022. The screen comes with Amazon Fire TV built-in with Theatre mode turning your vehicle into a cinema lounge with an 8K 31-inch ultra-wide display.
E Ink Joins Forces with Premium Automaker Showing the BMW iX Flow, a car that is wrapped in Digital Paper Technology at CES 2022. BMW is offering the prospect of a future technology that uses digitisation to also adapt the exterior of a vehicle to different situations and individual customisation. The surface of the BMW iX Flow featuring E Ink can change its shade as the driver wishes.
Volvo Car Group is using Qualcomm Technologies’ Snapdragon Cockpit Platforms to take the car maker’s Google Android Automotive-based infotainment system in upcoming fully electric cars under the Volvo and Polestar brands to the next level.