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App Store rules are preventing game streaming services from reaching iPhone and iPad users

March 25, 2020
As highlighted in a new report from Bloomberg, Apple’s current rules prevent makers of game streaming services to get an app on the App Store. The rules disallow an app from acting as a game repository that can contain content from other publishers. This means burgeoning services like GeForce Now, xCloud, PS Now, and Google Stadia cannot access iPhone and iPad customers. Online game streaming…
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Oppo Watch now up for sale, Find X2 Lamborghini tags along

March 25, 2020
Oppo unveiled its Watch on March 6 and today it’s releasing it in China with its custom OS, ECG sensor and attractive price tags. Oppo Watch has a square AMOLED screen which is either 1.6″ or 1.9″ in diagonal, depending on the variant. There are two buttons on the side of the aluminum casing and a selection of rubber bands. On the inside, Oppo equipped the Watch with Snapdragon…
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ePlane taps AI to match aerospace sellers with buyers

March 25, 2020
Aircraft parts and repair marketplace ePlane today announced that it has raised $9 million, the bulk of which it expects to spend on international expansion. Assuming all goes well, ePlane will further develop its aerospace industry sourcing and business intelligence market, which matches the over 4,000 companies on its platform (including Bombardier, JetBlue, Air France, and Air Arabia) with more…
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Fritz brings on-device AI to Android and iOS

March 25, 2020
Fritz AI, a startup providing an AI and machine learning development platform for Android and iOS, today announced that it has raised $5 million. CEO Dan Abdinoor says that the capital will accelerate Fritz’s expansion as it launches its product out of early access, which…
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Capture automatically tracks your CO2 emissions and offsets for a monthly fee

March 25, 2020
As countries struggle to contain the COVID-19 pandemic by forcing people into isolation, the reduced movement has resulted in fewer carbon emissions and a healthier planet. When China went into lockdown, NASA satellite images revealed a decline in pollution, a trend that first emerged near the source of the outbreak in Wuhan and spread across the whole country as more people were forced to stay at…
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