Month: January 2023

/ Switching from Android to iOS? You’ll want to make sure you follow these steps to disable RCS — or risk missing messages on your new phone. Switching phones? Here’s how to make sure you keep getting all of your texts.Image: Samar Haddad; Allison Johnson / The Verge If you recently switched from an Android
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When 29-year-old Kaitlyn Siragusa—Twitch streamer Amouranth—said that if it weren’t for her allegedly abusive husband’s threats, she wouldn’t post as much NSFW content, some self-decided experts online expressed skepticism instead of compassion. They sustained their bad attitudes through Siragusa’s October announcement that she was filing for divorce, and continue to scrutinize her output for still
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After years of denials and loathing, Apple may finally be getting around to bringing touchscreens to MacBooks. According to Bloomberg, Apple is actively working on this project and may break away from its long-standing approach of designing a traditional desktop system without a touchscreen. Apple could launch MacBooks with touchscreens by 2025 as a part
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/ It’s been almost a year since Google said it would bring emoji reactions to Meet, and now they’ve finally arrived. Emoji reactions on Google Meet float up the left side of the screen and “burst” when multiple are used.Image: Google Meet Google is finally rolling out emoji reactions for Meet, something myself and other
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/ The company says its agreements with Apple and Mozilla represent competition, not a monopoly. Illustration: The Verge Courts have unsealed Google’s motion to dismiss an antitrust lawsuit over its search engine — one that could fracture a core Google service in order to increase online competition. In a motion for summary judgment filed on
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The Inflation Reduction Act has clearly kickstarted investment in U.S. clean energy manufacturing. Last year, automakers and battery manufacturers announced that they’d spend tens of billions of dollars to ramp up EV production in the U.S. Now it’s solar’s turn. Today, Korean solar manufacturer Hanwha Qcells announced that it’ll spend $2.5 billion to build a
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This was the CES of putting things on my face. I spent time with the Magic Leap 2, Meta Quest Pro, Vive XR Elite and PSVR2 over the course of a few days. All of those products fit in the same bucket, more or less. And then there’s the Dyson Zone, a product that, quite
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The biggest video game companies in the world have, in the last few years, been taking more and more responsibility for their impact on the environment. Microsoft and Xbox have often led the way, setting ambitious targets and touting a commitment to change via snappy press releases. On Wednesday, the latest release saw Xbox announce
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About 25% of the startups on Secfi’s platform cut their valuations last year Frederik Mijnhardt 9 hours Frederik Mijnhardt Contributor Frederik Mijnhardt is the CEO of Secfi, an equity planning, stock option financing and wealth management platform for startup executives and employees. More posts by this contributor How investors can still get strong returns from
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