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Tesla’s EVs are about to get a major upgrade, while Sony is showing off more of The Last of Us Part II. Also, the OnePlus 7T has surfaced, and Netflix released a trailer for its Scorsese flick The Irishman.

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Hit ‘I’m feeling hungry,’ and the car will decide where you’re getting lunch today.

Tesla’s 10.0 update with Netflix and Smart Summon is rolling out now

For Tesla owners, the next software update will be a major one. Version 10.0 of the company’s software brings Netflix and YouTube to in-car displays, as well as improved gaming with the Cuphead side-scroller. If you have the enhanced autopilot or full self-driving option, you can use the Smart Summon function to make your car come to you, as long as it's in your line of sight.

Get ready for another post-apocalypse road trip.

'The Last of Us Part II’ preview: Vengeance and vulnerability

Just like the first game, TLoU Part II seems like it'll be one of the more disturbingly violent games you can play. Naughty Dog says this is the biggest game it's ever made, and if these demos are any indication, each new environment will give Ellie boundless options for exploration and surviving encounters with enemies.

Now the standalone VR headset can plug directly into your gaming PC.

Oculus Link hands-on: It really makes the Quest feel like Rift VR

According to Devindra Hardawar, "Oculus Link seems like a killer feature, one that practically makes the Rift S irrelevant. And now that I've had some time with a Link-equipped Quest, I'm even more convinced that's true."

Play thousands of classic games with this portable console

Where does this mid-cycle refresh fit in?

OnePlus 7T offers a high-speed HDR display for $599

The OnePlus 7T has a slightly bigger 6.55-inch display with a 2,400 x 1,080 resolution, plus it inherits the 90Hz refresh rate and HDR10+ support from the 7 Pro. It’s coming to the US through T-Mobile and will cost $599 for the 8GB RAM plus 128GB storage combination.

The Pro edition includes a stand.

OnePlus finally revealed its TV after weeks of teases

As promised, it'll ship with Android TV and include support for both Google Assistant and Alexa. Using the OnePlus Connect app, you'll be able to input text and switch between Android TV apps on your smartphone. If you get a call on your phone, the OnePlus TV will automatically reduce its volume. There’s no word yet on a US release, and these will go on sale first in India.

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The best streaming boxes (and sticks)

To enjoy all of the streaming apps and services that are out there, you're going to need some hardware. That's where streaming boxes, streaming sticks and even gaming consoles come in.

But wait, there's more...

1. Dell's six-core XPS 13 laptop goes on sale October 1st

2. Robert De Niro is in top form in Netflix's 'The Irishman' trailer

3. Alternative iOS app store doesn't require a jailbreak

4. Turns out Tesla police cars run out of 'gas' mid-chase, too

5. Apple warns iPhone 11 users against third-party display repairs

6. NVIDIA has created an AI-powered greenscreen for streamers

7. The best games for PC (Fall 2019 Edition)

8. Uber reportedly tells its staff not to disclose potential crimes

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