A driver impressed by the Tesla Model 3 Performance, OneUI which will integrate a new AI functionality… This is the recap
It’s time for recap of Friday April 26, 2024. Today we saw a driver surprised by the dynamic qualities of the Tesla Model 3 Performance, in particular, its handling. Then, we learned that OneUI 6.1. will integrate artificial intelligence, including a specific function that comes from Samsung smartphones. Finally, Google has assured that Keep, its note-taking application, will not disappear.
THE TESLA MODEL 3 PERFORMANCE’S HANDLING IS SO EFFICIENT THAT IT’S IMPOSSIBLE TO SLIP
The 2025 Tesla Model 3 Performance took on the winding roads of American canyons to reveal its dynamic capabilities. Designed for lovers of technology and speed, this car has undergone technical improvements and precise adjustments. When tested in tight corners, it demonstrated exceptional grip, thanks to wider rear tires, a new chassis and adaptive suspensions.
Read – Tesla Model 3 Performance: its handling is so efficient that even a driver cannot make it skid
THE NEXT ONEUI UPDATE WILL SURPRISE BY INTEGRATING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WHERE WE DON’T EXPECT IT
Samsung’s upcoming OneUI 6.1.1 update will emphasize artificial intelligence, especially in video capturing and processing. Announced by the leaker Ice universe, this development promises improved functionalities thanks to AI. Although precise details are lacking, we can expect improvements similar to Google’s Pixel 8 Pro’s Video Boost, which enriches the colors and contrast of videos.
Read – OneUI: the next update would add AI where we didn’t necessarily expect it
FINALLY, GOOGLE IS NOT PLANNING TO END ITS NOTE-TAKING APP, AT LEAST NOT IMMEDIATELY
After persistent rumors, Google has clarified the fate of Keep, its note-taking application. Contrary to rumors, it will not be deleted immediately. However, it will undergo modifications for better integration into the company’s ecosystem. Reminders will soon be automatically saved in Google Tasks, while notes will stay where they currently are.
Read – Google is finally not going to kill its note-taking application, at least not right away