Monday, November 21, 2022 at 9:19AM 
Apple's chip supplier TSMC plans to mass produce its next-generation 3-nanometre chips at its US$12 billion Arizona plant. The company's founder Morris Chang spoke to reporters in Taipei saying its 3-nanometre plant will be located at the same Arizona site as its 5-nanometre plant.
Sunday, November 20, 2022 at 9:26PM 
Source: Waze
Show your love as a soccer fan the next time you hit the road. Your next Waze commute can be navigated by a soccer commentator, making each turn, hazard, and exit feels like high-stakes action on the pitch. You’ll hear things like “Take the first exit. Then it’s onward to glory!” and “Hazard reported ahead. Getting through that defense could prove tricky.” In Brazil, the experience is even voiced by Luva de Pedreiro, a fan favorite and the most-followed soccer commentator on social media in the country.
Take a drive in the Automoball, a car outfitted for ultimate soccer fans. And don’t forget to share your national pride with a Mood representing your favorite country as they traverse the tournament rounds. Score the soccer experience by tapping “My Waze” and “Drive with Luva de Pedreiro” for Brazilian-based users or “Drive with a commentator” for the rest of the world.
Sunday, November 20, 2022 at 8:50PM
The brief for the James Dyson Award is simple: design something that solves a problem. And this year's Global Sustainability Winner does just that. Polyformer is an open-source machine that recycles waste plastic (like plastic bottles) into 3D printer filament. Swaleh Owais from McMaster University, Canada, and Reiten Cheng from ArtCenter College of Design, USA, joined forces to create Polyformer, which aims to solve two problems: recycling plastic waste and accessibility to 3D printing. Polyformer takes one standard 500ml plastic bottle and produces three meters of 3D printer filament.
Sunday, November 20, 2022 at 4:48AM 
Source: Microsoft
Microsoft's SwiftKey has made its way back to the Apple App Store. The company discontinued support for the keyboard back in October, but somehow it's back. There doesn't seem to be an update even if it's back on the App Store. But Vishnu Nath, Microsoft’s VP and GM of OneNote and the Office product group, encouraged fans to "stay tuned to what the team has in store." Pedram Rezaei, Microsoft’s CTO of its maps and local services division, said that the company will be "investing heavily in the keyboard."
