A new Cybertruck owner shoots his own vehicle, Google Contacts changes appearance and Nintendo’s reason for not releasing the Switch 2, this is the recap
It’s time for the recap of Wednesday, February 29, 2024. Today, we could see the owner of a Cybertruck shooting him with various weapons. Next, we have Google Contacts which changes its look and incorporates a new widget. Finally, there is the Switch 2 which is ready, but Nintendo has a good reason not to release it.
HE TESTS THE BULLET RESISTANCE OF HIS CYBERTRUCK BY SHOOTING AT IT, DISCOVER THE RESULT IN VIDEO
In a daring demonstration, Adin Ross, a well-known streamer, tested the ruggedness of his Cybertruck by shooting it with a shotgun, seeking to confirm its bullet resistance. Despite Tesla’s previous claims about the vehicle’s durability, Ross wanted to check it out for himself. Armed and determined, he found that the bullets could not pierce the body of the pickup. An experience certainly not to be imitated at home.
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GOOGLE CONTACTS GIVES A NEW LOOK AND ADDS A VERY USEFUL WIDGET
Google Contacts is modernized with a simplified interface and the addition of an innovative messages widget, making it easier to communicate directly from the home screen. In addition to this aesthetic overhaul, new features enrich Google Messages, offering more fluid and expressive interactions. The recent version of Contacts, in the testing phase, promises more intuitive navigation between contacts and more direct interaction thanks to a dedicated widget, marking a step towards more integrated and accessible contact and communications management.
Read – Google Contacts gets a makeover and includes a new handy widget
THE SWITCH 2 HAS BEEN IN DEVELOPMENT FOR A LONG TIME, BUT NINTENDO HAS SOLID REASONS TO DELAY ITS LAUNCH
Moore’s Law is Dead leaker revealed that the Nintendo Switch 2 has been ready for a long time, but Nintendo is intentionally delaying its release. Despite speculation about a technological update, the console would retain the Nvidia T239 processor, a choice that raises questions given its age. The manufacturer would favor this processor for its affordable costs and the possibility of integrating various RAM capacities, aiming to maintain a competitive price while offering superior performance to the current Switch. Despite concerns about its obsolescence, the Switch 2 promises optimized exclusives and power surpassing that of the Steam Deck.
Read – The Switch 2 has been ready for years, but Nintendo has a good reason to wait to release it