Tech Brew Ride Home Tue. 08/03 – The Pixel 6 And The New Tensor SoC
Aug 3, 2021
Google's new Pixel 6 lineup stands out with its innovative Tensor chip, aiming for the premium market. Meanwhile, Apple’s Magic Keyboard now offers Touch ID separately, enhancing user convenience. Microsoft launches Windows 365, allowing seamless cloud access to desktops. In China, new regulations target online gaming, shaking up the industry. Xiaomi claims the top spot in Europe's smartphone market, while Amazon grapples with challenges in its drone delivery ambitions. Spotify tests a new low-cost ad-supported tier.
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Google's Pixel 6 Goes Flagship
- Google's Pixel 6 and 6 Pro mark a shift to flagship-level phones with premium pricing.
- The inclusion of a Google-designed Tensor chip, featuring a mobile TPU, aims to enhance AI and ML capabilities.
Windows 365 Cloud PC Launch
- Microsoft's Windows 365 Cloud PC is now available, offering a virtualized Windows experience.
- It allows access to Windows apps on various devices for a monthly fee, ranging from $20 to $162.
Magic Keyboard with Touch ID
- The Magic Keyboard with Touch ID, previously exclusive to the 24-inch iMac, is now sold separately.
- It's compatible with Apple Silicon Macs and costs $149.