The PlayStation Plus Collection is set to disappear, Google Maps is going to offer a feature for electric cars and Amazon’s drone delivery is a big flop, this is the recap!
It’s time for the recap of February 2, 2023. Today we have a great offer on PS5 which disappears, a very useful feature which arrives on a famous mapping application as well as a drone delivery offer which does not seduces not many people. Fasten your seat belts, let’s go!
The PlayStation Plus Collection will disappear in May
The PlayStation Plus Collection is a very interesting offer for PS5 owners: by subscribing to PS Plus, you can have access to a whole host of PS4 hits such as God of War, Bloodborne or The Last of Us Remastered (2014) at no extra cost. ). All of this is almost over! Sony has indeed announced that this offer will disappear on May 9. The goal is to push the PS Plus Extra, the new subscription which offers the same titles (and many others).
Read – PS5: Sony is ending the PlayStation Plus Collection, download these free games quickly before May 9, 2023
Google Maps wants to help electric car drivers
Google Maps should soon receive a major update that should appeal to electric car owners. The application should soon be able to help you plan your journeys, taking into account the autonomy of your vehicle and planning stops at charging stations. Something that already exists with some manufacturers, like Tesla, but which was still absent on Maps. For the moment, it is not known when this Update will be deployed.
Read – Google Maps will let you plan your stops at electric car charging stations
Drone delivery at Amazon is a flop
In 2013, Amazon announced its intention to make deliveries by drone: Prime Air. Ten years later, the first tests are finally carried out in California and Texas. In one month, less than ten deliveries were made! The cause ? Draconian regulations that prevent drones from flying over roads and homes. In short, it’s complicated! Catastrophic results for substantial investments…
Read – Amazon has made less than 10 drone deliveries since the launch of Prime Air
