Tech Brew Ride Home Wed. 07/03 - Why Is Everyone Arguing Over Superhuman?
Jul 3, 2019
Tesla's Model 3 sales have soared beyond expectations, signaling a shift in the auto industry. There's a mass move away from tech manufacturing in China, with big names like HP and Dell leading the way. Uber's new Dine-In service is changing the dining experience, merging traditional and modern food delivery. Meanwhile, the tech world is buzzing over Superhuman's tracking features, raising ethical questions about user privacy versus innovation. The ongoing debate reveals shifting consumer attitudes towards data practices.
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Tesla's Model 3 Sales Surge
- Tesla surprised analysts by selling significantly more cars than predicted last quarter, exceeding expectations with higher Model 3 sales.
- The Model 3 now outsells Tesla's other models (S and X) combined, at a ratio of more than four to one.
Tech Manufacturing Exodus from China
- Tech manufacturing is shifting away from China, with companies like HP, Dell, Microsoft, and others looking to diversify production locations.
- This shift marks a turning point, with China potentially losing its dominant role as the "workshop of the world" for tech.
Uber Eats Dine-In Service
- Uber Eats launched a "Dine-In" service, allowing users to order food ahead and eat at the restaurant, merging aspects of food delivery and table reservations.
- This strategy lets Uber profit without managing drivers and expands their reach to restaurants that typically avoid delivery services.