NVIDIA Laptops, Paid WhatsApp, & ChatGPT Hackers

NVIDIA-powered Windows laptops could arrive as soon as next week, including models from Microsoft Surface and Dell. This marks NVIDIA's entry into the desktop PC processor market. Meanwhile, Meta has launched paid subscription tiers for WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook. WhatsApp Plus costs $2.99 a month and offers custom themes, premium stickers, and more pinned chats. These plans are optional and do not affect core app functionality. In other tech news, new $300 Windows laptops are on the horizon. Microsoft and Qualcomm are partnering on a new Snapdragon C chip for these ultra-cheap devices, promising quiet operation, all-day battery life, and responsive performance. Separately, security researchers have found hackers using ChatGPT to create convincing fake download pages. They then share links that trick people into downloading malware. Finally, Ferrari has unveiled its first electric, five-seater car, called Luce. It was designed in collaboration with a firm led by former Apple design chief Johny Ive. The Luce will launch in Europe later this year with a starting price of 550,000 euros. These developments show how quickly the tech landscape is changing, impacting everything from your devices to your digital security.