Google has partnered with French automobile manufacturer Renault to create a new Software Defined Vehicle. While it’s unclear what the car will actually look like, part of what makes this partnership a logical next step is that Renaults’ vehicles already rely on an Android operating system and Google’s cloud technology. As the project progresses, Renault will rely on Google to develop a series of new onboard and offboard apps and continue to optimize and implement updates. Google’s CEO Sundhar Pichai explained that the collaboration has already “improved comfort, safety and connectivity on the road,” adding that the partnership “will help accelerate Renault Group’s digital transformation by bringing together our expertise in the cloud, AI, and Android to provide for a secure, highly-personalized experience that meets customers’ evolving expectations.”
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RIMOWA Launches a Limited Edition Poker Attaché

Though it may seem out of left field, RIMOWA’s new Poker Attaché ($4,625) is a logical addition to the brand’s lineup. The case receives the brand’s signature, anodized aluminum treatment on the outside and is lined with black suede microfiber and foam on the inside. It comes with 350 poker chips, six anodized aluminum dice, one anodized aluminum dealer chip, a plush velvet poker mat and two packs of casino-quality cards. Between games, IRL gamers can easily keep their high-stakes set secure, thanks to the case’s integrated combination lock.