Abrar Al Heeti
Senior Technology Reporter at CNET
Senior tech reporter, on-camera host & producer @CNET. I speak in Taylor Swift lyrics. DMs open. Probably on IG/TikTok: abraralheeti
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cnet.com | Abrar Al Heeti
As it gears up for its commercial launch, self-driving company Zoox on Wednesday shared that it's opened a 220,000-square-foot serial production facility for its purpose-built robotaxis. Located in Hayward, California, it's deemed to be the first-ever such facility in the US and will allow for the assembly of around 10,000 robotaxis a year. "The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed," the company noted in a blog post.
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cnet.com | Abrar Al Heeti
If you're ready to upgrade your iPhone, you might want to hang tight. Apple tends to unveil its new phones in September, as it did last year with the iPhone 16 lineup. It's expected to release the anticipated iPhone 17 series at the same time this year. So, if you can wait a couple more months, you'll be able to either score the latest device or get a discount on previous models. Newer iPhones tend to include camera and processor upgrades, as well as new features to make them more enticing.
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flipboard.com | Abrar Al Heeti
PlayStation 6 first major RPG quietly confirmed, and it's a big oneIt’s hard to get any solid information on the next generation of consoles - we know they’re coming, and we know the Sony and Microsoft are in the …
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cnet.com | Abrar Al Heeti
Self-driving cars are slowly becoming less sci-fi and more real-world as companies like Waymo, the driverless arm of Google's parent Alphabet, expand into more cities. On Tuesday, the robotaxi service stretched into more parts of the San Francisco Bay Area, and it'll also be extending its reach in Los Angeles this week.
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cnet.com | Abrar Al Heeti
I go into live-action remakes with an air of spite and the lowest expectations, and typically walk out feeling like those emotions are justified. Cue the unimaginative plot, vapid characters and uninspired cinematography, and that's the bulk of these money-making ploys. But DreamWorks' How to Train Your Dragon remake, in theaters now, admittedly left me awestruck.
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