A smartphone from the Xiaomi brand would have killed its owner in India, CD Projekt Red is thinking about the sequel with its Cyberpunk license and the price of electricity threatens the automotive industry, this is the recap of Tuesday, September 13, 2022.
It’s time for our usual recap and today we have the sequel to a much-talked-about CD Projekt game, a smartphone that’s causing a lot of damage and driving up the price of electricity which worries the automotive industry. Fasten your seatbelts, we are summarizing the day of September 13, 2022.
CD Projekt half-confirms Cyberpunk 2077 sequel
The arrival of Cyberpunk 2077 has not been easy for the CD Projekt studio. Two years have passed since this catastrophic release during which the developer has corrected its copy, offering an appreciable game today. Now is the time to think about what’s next. While the first big DLC will arrive in 2023, the vice president of the company spoke about the future of the saga. He thus says he is “totally involved in the license, beyond this extension”. With this statement, some see the studio already teasing the sequel to its game.
Read – Cyberpunk 2077: despite a difficult start, a sequel should see the light of day
Xiaomi phone allegedly exploded in India, killing one person
This is a horrifying story brought to us by Indian Youtuber MD Talk YT. He claims his aunt was killed by the explosion of her Xiaomi Redmi 6A smartphone. A dramatic news item which is supported by photos of the terminal after the incident. This is not the first time that a smartphone has caught fire or exploded, but never before has it caused death. Xiaomi takes the matter very seriously, since an investigation has been opened.
Read – Xiaomi: a Redmi 6A would have exploded and killed its owner
Will the price of electricity put a brake on the car market?
The price of energy is only increasing and this worries the automotive industry. While the market is changing, moving from thermal to electric, could this situation become very problematic? In any case, the price of charging has already risen by 10% in Germany.
Read – Electric cars: the explosion in the price of electricity threatens the sector