Sony and Microsoft team up

Even with a huge loading box and a dividing hook.
Powerbeats Pro Reviews: The Best Beats Helmet To Date

The $ 250 Powerbeats Pro is a great all-round option for training helmets. Its features, reliability and sound quality make it a wise choice for everyday use.

The actor Iron Man signed a new agreement.
Robert Downey, Jr. changes allegiance on his smartphone for OnePlus

RDJ shared on his Weibo page a picture of himself holding a 7 Pro and standing in front of a McLaren. "It's good to work with a technological brand that I can vibrate with," he wrote.

And if Apple was your cable company?
The new Apple TV application is under construction

In theory, this revamped TV application is the type of continuous experience that we expect from Apple. In practice, however, it is clear that the company still has work to do.

Yes, it happened.
Lenovo oddly teases a collapsible Razr with … a fan rendering?

According to Sina Tech, Lenovo shared a video with media showing a new folding phone resembling RAZR in action. However, we later learned that the video presented had been modified from a fan-friendly rendering. So what is really happening? Your guess is as good as ours.

Then, more online games multiplatforms?
Sony and Microsoft team up for games and entertainment in the cloud

The two companies plan to work together to create future cloud solutions in Microsoft Azure that will support games and streaming content. Sony will also use Microsoft data centers for its existing gaming and streaming platforms.

In addition, a software update adjusts the charge and thermal settings of some of its batteries.
According to the NTSB, the Tesla autopilot was active during the Model 3 fatal accident

The National Transportation Safety Board said in a preliminary report that the Tesla autopilot system was active at the time of the fatal crash of Model 3 in Delray Beach, Florida. The data showed that the driver of the car, who died during the March 1 incident, activated the autopilot about 10 seconds before the collision. About eight seconds before the Tesla crashed into a truck trailer, the car did not detect the driver's hands on the steering wheel. Separately, he updates the software on Model S and Model X vehicles after recording a model S in flames in Hong Kong.

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