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Volkswagen Integrates PAC-MAN into Their Car Infotainment System

1 month ago

Volkswagen has announced an exciting new feature for their vehicles—a PAC-MAN game that can be enjoyed through the in-car infotainment system. This unique addition aims to provide a fun distraction for passengers during the ride, enhancing the overall driving experience. The iconic arcade game, which became a hallmark of 1980s gaming, brings a nostalgic element to modern technology, making it a delightful choice for both old and new fans. With this implementation, Volkswagen not only caters to the entertainment needs of passengers but also seamlessly merges traditional gaming with advanced digital interfaces in cars.

IIHS Study: How Bright Clothing Can Enhance Road Safety

4 months ago

A recent study conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) revealed intriguing findings regarding road safety enhancement. Researchers have discovered that wearing bright clothing can significantly increase the visibility of pedestrians and cyclists, potentially reducing the number of traffic accidents.

Billionaire Isaacman Embarks on Historic Private Space Walk

8 months ago

A remarkable event has taken place in the world of space exploration: billionaire and businessman Dan Isaacman has become the first person to conduct a private spacewalk. This bold move occurred as part of a SpaceX mission, during which Isaacman and his team spent over three hours outside the International Space Station (ISS).

Google: The Threat of Dominance in Tech Advertising, According to the UK Regulator

8 months ago

The British competition regulator has issued a stern warning, stating that Google is abusing its dominant position in the advertising technology market. This statement comes amid an ongoing investigation into the impact of large tech companies on the market and their business practices.

Microsoft Cleared by UK Watchdog Over Ex-Inflection Staff Hires

8 months ago

The UK antitrust regulator, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), has concluded its investigation into Microsoft’s recruitment of employees previously employed by the startup Inflection AI. It has been revealed that the CMA found no grounds for further intervention, paving the way for Microsoft to expand its team in the artificial intelligence sector.