The next generation Mitsubishi Pajero Sport all-wheel-drive SUV should hit the market about 12 months after the release of the new Mitsubishi Triton (L200), according to the company’s production forecasts.

Internal documents seen by Drive indicate that the next Mitsubishi Pajero Sport – the first new model in the lineup in eight years – should arrive in Mitsubishi showrooms by the end of 2024 or as early as early 2025, in case of any delays.

The aforementioned next generation Mitsubishi Triton is due to be unveiled this year, with sales starting in 2023 or early 2024.

Details about the new Mitsubishi Pajero Sport are still few. Drive writes that the new model will largely copy the Triton, with which it shares much of its mechanical equipment. Both models will receive a single platform and common design elements.

The new Mitsubishi Pajero Sport is expected to have a more modern look, as well as a longer wheelbase, which should allow for more interior space.

Questions about the engine, all-wheel drive system, brakes, suspension, turning radius and other characteristics remain open.

As part of the report to investors, Apple also disclosed statistics on branded devices currently available in the world.

Apple CEO Tim Cook said:

We reached a milestone during the December quarter and are pleased to announce that we now have over 2 billion active devices as part of our growing base.

Note that in January 2022, 1.8 billion active devices were announced worldwide. And the company reported its first billion in 2016.

We are talking about active iPhone, iPad, Mac, iPod touch, Apple TV, Apple Watch and other branded devices that have been registered in the company’s services within the last 90 days.

The Google team announced the large-scale launch of the YouTube Go Live Together service for users of mobile devices based on iOS and Android.

YouTube Go Live Together allows users to share live streams. When you start broadcasting from a smartphone, the video of the two co-authors appears in one window.

Google explains:

You can schedule a co-broadcast on your computer (in the broadcast control panel) and then start streaming from your mobile phone. In addition, you can immediately start broadcasting from your mobile phone.

In November 2022, Google launched YouTube Go Live Together testing among a small group of creators. Now authors with 50 subscribers or more will be able to invite guests to a joint broadcast. The invitees can alternate during the broadcast.