Amazon's robot plans, Google Maps lets you edit roads
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For several years reports have popped up that Amazon is working on some kind of house robot.
Now Insider says that Amazon has a team of over 800 people working the project codenamed Vesta.
The robot is described as a home roaming device with multiple cameras and a screen.
One prototype was the size of about two small cats.
We'll have more on this story as it develops.
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Google announced some new features for maps.
The most interesting is probably editing maps.
If a person finds something inaccurate on a Google map, they can click a side menu and then hit edit the map.
In the case of a missing road, you can just drop it in.
You can also rename roads or delete incorrect roads.
This feature is coming soon in more than 80 countries.
Adobe has released a version of Photoshop for Apple's new M 1 powered machines.
Apple says that this newer version is 50% faster than the one that ran on Intel laptops.
Right now there are only two Apple products using the new one, but it is the future for Apple computers.
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