AI SANA | Tech News Of The Week | Touch Screen MacBook, Galaxy F70, Tesla | Business Today

The latest News of the past week by Business Today's AI Anchor, Sana! 

 

We start with Apple, which has officially announced its "Pro and Tell" special media experience set for October 28th in Los Angeles. The tech giant is expected to unveil its next-generation M6-powered MacBook Pros featuring vibrant OLED displays and potentially even a touch screen MacBook, along with potential refreshes for the iPad Mini and iMac. 

 

Meanwhile, Elon Musk is considering a massive corporate consolidation. Both Tesla and SpaceX have formed special board committees to explore a potential mega-merger. The goal is to tightly integrate Tesla's autonomous AI capabilities with SpaceX’s Starlink satellite network and space-based computing infrastructure.

 

In a related milestone, Tesla stunned audiences at a demonstration in Texas by showcasing a flying prototype of the long-delayed Tesla Roadster. Equipped with cold-gas thrusters and ultra-high-pressure air tanks, the vehicle lifted off the pavement in a dramatic air-thruster demonstration, with production slated for 2028.

 

Turning to smartphone releases in India, Samsung has launched the Galaxy F70, bringing premium features to the mid-range market. Alongside it, the Vivo S20 FE has officially gone on sale, targeting users looking for premium camera performance at a competitive price.

Also debuting in India, home-grown brand Lava has announced the Lava Aura Curve 5G. The device features a 6.67-inch 3D curved AMOLED display, a massive 6,000mAh battery with 45W fast charging, and a completely ad-free, bloatware-free clean Android experience.

In gaming news, Microsoft has unveiled the Xbox Nano Controller. Priced at forty-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents, this pocket-sized, ninety-nine-gram wireless gamepad retains all eighteen standard inputs and features USB-C rechargeable power, making it tailored for portable play and mobile Cloud Gaming ahead of its November launch.

 

Finally, Google is taking Android Auto to the next level by integrating a hyper-personalised version of its Gemini AI assistant into connected cars. The upgrade allows Gemini to seamlessly sync with your personal schedule, manage context-aware vehicle controls, and deliver customised real-time route insights on the go.

 

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