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What’s on Google TV: Netflix doesn’t plan ad-supported tier, Disney+ drops Obi-Wan trailer

March 13, 2022
In streaming news this week, Netflix remains adamant that it has no plans to launch an ad-supported pricing tier as other platforms have, and Disney+ released the long-anticipated first look at its Obi-Wan Kenobi series. Google TV adding ‘Highlights’ on Android app Alongside a slew of other Android updates this week, Google announced that the Google TV app on Android is adding support for…
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Repeat Photos Show Change in Southern African Landscapes

March 12, 2022
Every place in the world has a history. To understand it in the present you need some knowledge of its past. The history of the earth can be read from its rocks; the history of life, from the evolutionary histories and relationships of its species. But what of the…
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Executives discuss top challenges in deploying AI — and how to solve them

March 12, 2022
Did you miss a session at the Data Summit? Watch On-Demand Here. Hastened by a widespread move to digitize operations, the enterprise is enthusiastically embracing AI. According to IDC’s 2022 AI InfrastructureView survey, 31% of companies say that they now have AI in production while the majority are actively piloting AI technologies. Increasingly, adopting AI is leading to boosted…
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Here’s how the new Apple Studio Display compares to the Pro Display XDR and LG UltraFine

March 12, 2022
Almost six years since its Thunderbolt display was discontinued, Apple has officially re-entered the consumer external display market with the all-new Studio Display. With a starting price of $1,599, let’s take an in-depth look at the Apple Studio Display vs LG UltraFine and Pro Display XDR. Table of contents Apple Studio Display vs LG UltraFine and Pro Display XDR Price Display…
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Apple and Tim Cook voice opposition to anti-LGBTQ+ legislation in Texas, other states

March 12, 2022
Apple is among a handful of companies that have signed an open letter criticizing new anti-LGBTQ+ directives from Texas Governor Greg Abbott. Coordinated by the Human Rights Campaign, the open letter is signed by companies including Apple, Google, IBM, and Meta. It was published as a full-page ad in Friday’s edition of The Dallas Morning News. As reported by The Texas Tribune, the companies…
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