TSMC is said to manufacture next-gen SoCs from Qualcomm & MediaTek TSMC is said to manufacture next-gen SoCs from Qualcomm & MediaTek The Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 does come with better performance, thermals, and power consumption, despite the fact it’s not a full-scale upgrade. Qualcomm decided to switch over to TSMC for next-gen chips as well, and it seems like TSMC will manufacture MediaTek processors as well. A report by Digital Chat Station claims that TSMC will manufacture four high-profile chips from the two companies....

Twitter lawyer says Elon Musk only cares about monetizing users Twitter lawyer says Elon Musk only cares about monetizing users After taking control of Twitter, Elon musk fired the then-CEO and dissolved the company’s board to become the sole director. Several other top executives have also left the company, including the chief privacy officer, the chief information security officer, and the chief compliance officer. The remaining employees, meanwhile, are allegedly having to work more and in under tight deadlines....

Serve Robotics is an Uber spin-off company, so their teaming up for this pilot isn’t surprising. According to the company, Serve Robotics’ sidewalk robot will handle short-range deliveries in West Hollywood. It features a touchscreen display and a locked container carrying your food. You can unlock the container using a PIN sent to your registered mobile number. Motional’s autonomous vehicles, meanwhile, will be responsible for making high capacity and long-distance deliveries in Santa Monica....

ORIGINAL ARTICLE: A new, surprise update has started rolling out to the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro handsets. This is not a security update, as both phones are still on the November security patch. It doesn’t really come with a changelog either. So, what is it about? Well, we’re not entirely sure, but we’re guessing Google is fixing some problems with the two phones, bugs, if you will. Considering the small size, though, it’s likely fixing a couple of issues only....

ORIGINAL ARTICLE: A new, surprise update has started rolling out to the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro handsets. This is not a security update, as both phones are still on the November security patch. It doesn’t really come with a changelog either. So, what is it about? Well, we’re not entirely sure, but we’re guessing Google is fixing some problems with the two phones, bugs, if you will. Considering the small size, though, it’s likely fixing a couple of issues only....