As we celebrate Star Wars Day, the world of tech continues to advance at lightspeed, bringing forth a myriad of updates and announcements in the past week.
For those who might have missed out, here’s a quick rundown of the top seven tech stories, ranging from Apple’s upcoming event to the latest developments in the tech industry.
Don’t forget to mark your calendars for the Apple event on May 7 and stay tuned for our next weekly news round-up next Saturday.
1. ChatGPT became a little more human
Artificial intelligence took a step closer to human-like interaction this week with the introduction of the Memory feature for ChatGPT Plus users by OpenAI.
This feature allows the AI chatbot to remember key details from past conversations, providing a more personalized experience. Users have the option to enable or disable this feature as desired, enhancing the conversational aspect of interacting with AI.
For those seeking more engaging AI conversations, ChatGPT Plus’ Memory feature is a notable development in the realm of artificial intelligence.
2. New VR games abandoned the Quest 2
The Meta Quest 2, despite its recent price drop, faces stiff competition as new VR games have started to abandon the platform in favor of the Meta Quest 3.
With exclusive titles like Batman: Arkham Shadow being announced for the Meta Quest 3, users of the Quest 2 may find themselves missing out on the latest and greatest VR experiences.
Considering the advancements on the Meta Quest 3 and the exclusive content available, it might be time to consider upgrading for a more immersive VR gaming experience.
3. The Arc browser came for Chrome’s lunch
Arc browser recently made its debut on Windows 11, providing users with a new browsing experience that rivals the likes of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
Offering speedier performance and lower memory usage compared to Chrome, Arc aims to deliver a clutter-free browsing experience. While it shares similarities with Chromium browsers, users can expect upcoming updates to further enhance its capabilities, including support for older versions of Windows.
If you’re intrigued to test out Arc for yourself, a free download is available for Windows 11 users.
4. The DJI Mini 4K landed on Amazon
DJI has launched the affordable Mini 4K drone on Amazon, catering to beginners and drone enthusiasts seeking high-quality performance at an accessible price point.
Priced competitively below $300 / £270, the Mini 4K offers 4K video capabilities alongside user-friendly features such as a foldable design, extended flight time, and enhanced video recording options.
With the introduction of the Mini 4K, DJI aims to set a new standard for entry-level drones, offering advanced functionalities previously reserved for higher-tier models.
