Netflix expanding into video games, Musk says Tesla Superchargers opening up to other EVs

Speaker 1: This is CNET. And here are the stories that matter right now, Netflix announced plans to expand its offerings into video games. The company says it will start with ad free games designed for mobile devices, and we'll make games based on both existing Netflix franchises as well as totally original ideas. In the past. Netflix co CEO, Reed Hastings has specifically name checked YouTube and video games like Fortnite as major competitors for users' attention. [00:00:30] Google maps is adding transit crowd predictions to 10,000 transit systems. In 100 countries, the predictions are based on AI technology, users, feedback and location trends over time in cities like Sydney and New York, the crowd indicator will work on a car by car level. These features are available now with the latest Google maps update on Android and iOS. And finally, Tesla could be opening up its supercharge network to non [00:01:00] Tesla electric vehicle. Soon in a tweet Tesla CEO, Elon Musk says the company will make its proprietary network of chargers available to other EVs. Later this year, as of May, 2021, Tesla offers over 2,700 supercharge stations globally with almost 1000 of those stations in the United States. The stay up to date with the latest by visiting CNET.