6 Smart Home Technology Gadgets that Will Leave You Spellbound

Most of us are used to bulky gadgets that are often not too convenient to be called portable – or even smart. However, the world has seen several serious technological advancements that made our lives much easier – for example, the evolution of the smartphone.

In short, this means that almost every new gadget out there, no matter its size, could be seen as smart, interesting, and almost indispensable. Let’s take a closer look at six of these smart home technology gadgets that may change the way you see tech!

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Square Enix to bring 'Outriders' to Stadia on Apr. 1

In an unusual yet welcomed move, Square Enix will release its upcoming action RPG-shooter on Google Stadia at the same time as it is released on other platforms. Outriders will hit the game streaming service alongside the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on April 1. And we can confidently say it is not an April Fool's joke.

We aren't sure why developer People Can Fly and Square Enix changed their minds, but we're happy for Stadia users who'll get to play the game on the platform as soon as it launches on other devices. Stadia typically gets games a few months after they are released on other platforms. It's also good news for Google as it gives them parity with its rivals, especially since it closed its first-party studios.

Source: Engadget

Nissan denies being in talks with Apple over its autonomous car

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According to the newest updates, don't expect Nissan to work with Apple on its autonomous car initiative. The Japanese car manufacturer issued a statement denying that it's in talks with Apple to develop its long-rumoured car. Financial Times reported earlier that Apple approached Nissan about a potential partnership "in recent months." 

But Nissan told Reuters it isn't meeting with Apple about this project. A spokesperson for the company said, "However, Nissan is always open to exploring collaborations and partnerships to accelerate industry transformation." 

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Microsoft Surface Duo might not get Android 11 until 'mid-year' 2021

Owners of the Microsoft Surface Duo have a bit of a wait until the middle of the year for its Android 11 upgrade, at least according to recent rumours. This late update will mean the foldable device might update this version of the operating system as its next version (Android 12) will come out. 

German outlet Dr. Windows said in a new report that Microsoft USA suggested a summer release for the OS upgrade. The timeline aligns with Windows Central's story of a "mid-year" release for Surface Duo's upgrade. And since the foldable gadget is coming to Canada this week, we will join the wait for this OS update.

Source: 9to5Google