April 19, 2019

Netflix to invest up to $100m in a NYC production hub

According to NY Governor Cuomo, Netflix will be investing up to $100 million in a NYC production hub. The company will include six sound stages in Brooklyn and an expanded office in Manhattan's Flatiron District.

April 18, 2019

YouTube is coming back on Amazon’s Fire TV devices

In a joint announcement this morning, YouTube is returning to Amazon's Fire TV devices. Amazon's Prime Video app will add Chromecast support and become more widely available on Android TV.

April 17, 2019

T-Mobile and Comcast partner to fight robocalls

T-Mobile and Comcast have formed a partnership to fight robocalls. Both companies will use the STIR/SHAKEN protocol to help customers with call verification.

April 17, 2019

Intel gives up on 5G tech for smartphones

Intel has suddenly announced that it's not going to try building 5G modems for smartphones. For those who don't know, Apple has been trying to replace Qualcomm with Intel's 5G modems and not rely as much on the former company.

April 13, 2019

Mazda’s Mazdaspeed 3 Hatch could be making a comeback

Mazda is seriously considering bringing back the hot hatch based on the Mazda 3 model, U.K. publication Autocar reports. Mazda program manager Kota Beppu spoke with Autocar and said that the company is very close to bringing the high-performance version of the Mazda 3.

April 12, 2019

Tesla’s $35,000 Model 3 now only available as a special order

Tesla's $35,000 Model 3 is no longer available for order online. The EV maker announced that it has pulled the Model 3 from the website and is only available for order by telephone or in its stores. To add, the Autopilot driver assist features are now standard across all of its vehicles (except for the $35,000 model), and the price has been adjusted accordingly.

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