Here’s what happened in the world of consumer tech in the last week: Alphabet Inc.’s (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google employees were reportedly arrested and placed on administrative leave after they staged 10-hour sit-ins at offices in New York and Sunnyvale, California, to protest the $1.2 billion cloud contract with Israel. Related: Elon Musk Reacts As Marc Andreessen Says Google Is ‘Literally Run By Employee Mobs’ With ‘Chinese Spies’ Scooping Up AI Chip Designs SpaceX founder Elon Musk accepted a challenge from the Russian space agency chief, Yuri Borisov, who said Roscosmos’s Amur rocket can be reused up to five times more than the Falcon 9. A Texas judge stopped the investigation of the media watchdog group Media Matters by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, dealing a second blow to Elon Musk in recent weeks. Related: Tesla Stock Fell Over 9% After Past 4 Earnings Reports: Fund Manager Offers Advice On How Elon Musk Can Break Woeful Streak Gaming Sony Group Corporation (NYSE:SONY) is gearing up for the release of a more powerful version of its PlayStation 5 (PS5) console, possibly by the end of this year.  The official Star Wars Twitter account just dropped a teaser trailer for an upcoming crossover event with Epic Games’ Fortnite, set to kick off on May 3, one day before Star Wars Day. HYPEX suggested lightsabers, force powers, and a Chewbacca skin, fueling fan excitement for the collaboration. Related: BAFTA Games Awards 2024: Guess Which Video Game Took 5 Prizes Home Nintendo Co (OTC:NTDOY) showcased adorable indie games like Little Kitty, Big City, Lorelei, and the Laser Eyes, offering diverse