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Instagram begins testing NFTs and other digital collectables with select creators, Costa Rica declares a state of emergency after Conti ransomware hits multiple government agencies, and Intel reportedly plans to launch a new platform to simplify training machine vision AI.
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Comcast Is Spinning Out Most Of Its Cable Networks Into A New Company - DTH
04:37|Comcast will spin out most of NBCUniversal’s cable networks into a separate company, the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will soon start regulating digital wallets, Google Drive Beta is now available for ARM64 PCs.Link to Show NotesAmazon Announces the Echo Show 21 - DTH
05:28|Google tackles "parasite SEO", Sony rolls out a beta update for the PlayStation Portal, more details emerge about Nintendo's Switch 2. Show NotesThe US Department of Justice Wants Google To Sell Off Chrome - DTH
04:53|The US Department of Justice wants Google to sell off Chrome, Microsoft unveiled Microsoft 365 Link, a $349 cloud PC, and Instagram will soon allow users to reset their algorithmic feed.Link to Show NotesFCC Commissioner Brendan Carr Tapped For FCC Chair -DTH
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04:48|GM's self-driving car company, Cruise, faces a $500,000 fine from the Department of Justice, the ChatGPT App for Windows is now available to all Windows 10 and 11 users, and TikTok has partnered with Getty Images to enhance its AI-powered ad creation tool.Link to Show NotesEU Regulators Hit Meta With A Nearly $840 Million Fine - DTH
04:39|EU regulators hit Meta with a nearly $840 million fine, Spotify changed Spotify for Podcasters to Spotify for Creators, and an ESPN tile is coming to the Disney+ app in December.Link to Show NotesApple Will Get Into Smart Displays - DTH
04:56|Bloomberg has details on a March Apple smart display release, Google slows down news in search in Europe and GOG wants to preserve more old games. Get the show notes here.Meta Plans To Offer EU-based Users An Option For "Less Personalized Ads" - DTH
04:27|Meta plans to offer European Union-based users the option to receive "less personalized ads", the New York Times Tech Guild has ended its weeklong strike, and Signal ads video calls to compete more closely with Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams.Link to Show NotesSmart Glasses for Amazon Drivers - DTH
04:27|While Amazon tries to save seconds with smart glasses, Swiggy delivers groceries in less than 13 minutes. And Apple makes parts available to fix your own iPhone 16.Get show notes here.