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Subjected to 'deception' by staff member on Meta investigation team: The Wire
In an update posted on its website, the publication said it was currently reviewing its internal editorial processes. "Had we done this before publication rather than after the fact, this would have ensured that the deception to which we were subjected by a member of our Meta investigation team was spotted in time," The Wire said.
Apple suspends gambling ads on complaints from developers
The tech giant has not specified how long the pause would remain or whether it would adjust its policy in view of how the initial release has gone, reports The Verge. Additionally, it is unclear which other advertisement categories have been paused.
Apple may release 16-inch iPad next year
According to The Verge report, there were rumours about an iPad with a 14-inch to 15-inch screen, but this is the first mention of a 16-inch iPad. The company's largest iPad Pro model right now is of 12.9-inch, but adding a couple more inches of screen space will make the device ideal for creative workers.
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Apple devices to support Nintendo's retro game controllers
"Neat, iOS/tvOS 16.1 support the official BT/USB-C Super Nintendo controller for the Switch. I don't have the N64 or NES versions to test with, but I believe they are supported now too," Steven Troughton-Smith tweeted. A daily publication website, MacStories, tested the SNES-style controllers on both iPad OS 16.1 and macOS Ventura and found that they worked, according to the report.
Elon Musk to sign takeover deal as Twitter employees slam his layoff threat
Musk must complete the acquisition by Friday or face the lawsuit at a Delaware court in the US, as per the deadline given by the judge. The world's richest man, who has raised $13 billion as loan from banks and lenders to go ahead with the takeover deal, is set to sign the papers necessary to get the deal closed, according to reports.
Microsoft's net profits down 14% as PC sales decline
"In a world facing increasing headwinds, digital technology is the ultimate tailwind," said Satya Nadella, chairman and CEO of Microsoft. "In this environment, we're focused on helping our customers do more with less, while investing in secular growth areas and managing our cost structure in a disciplined way," Nadella said in a statement late on Tuesday.
Elon Musk's Starlink Internet soon in moving vehicles
Starlink for Rvs allow users to get immediate access to high-speed, low-latency Internet while in motion, at any location where the company provides active coverage. The flat high performance service can connect to more satellites because of its broad field of view and improved GPS capabilities, providing reliable connectivity wherever it is needed.
Spotify says Apple is destroying its audiobook store by 'choking competition'
Apple's limitations are harmful to both creators and users, as it continues to prevent Spotify and other applications from offering a seamless user experience, the company said in a blog post. According to the platform, Apple's restrictions are "far too complicated and confusing," and they change "arbitrarily, making them impossible to interpret."
Now you can check out your cameras on web with Google Home
The company said users can easily check in on live views in full screen, zoom in to see more details, view camera status, and more, all from web browser. "Google Home for web will be available as a preview as we continue to work on improving it and adding more popular camera features," Rachel Taylor and Jacqueline Liang, Product Managers, Google Home, said in a blogpost.
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