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PlayStation Now May 2022 Free Downloads: Naruto Shippuden, Soulcalibur VI, and More
Sony has just revealed the selection of free games PS Now subscribers will get this month.
Pegasus iPhone Spyware Infected Spanish Prime Minister’s Cellphone
Pegasus is capable of accessing, taking over, and extracting sensitive information from an iPhone without the user ever knowing.
CIBC, Simplii Financial Launch Scheduled and Recurring Interac e-Transfers
New Interac e-transfer features are now available from CIBC.
Apple Pay is Anticompetitive Says European Union
"Apple Pay is the only mobile wallet solution that may access the necessary NFC input on iOS. Apple does not make it available to [competitors]."
Apple Watch Series 7, Series 6, SE and AirPods on Sale at Costco Ahead of Mother’s Day
Costco has a sale right now on Apple Watches and various AirPods.
Roku Launches Apple Music App on All Devices
Apple Music has landed on Roku devices.
Embracer Group to Acquire Crystal Dynamics, Eidos Montreal, Square Enix Montreal and a Number of IPs
Embracer Group is set to acquire Crystal Dynamics, Eidos Montreal, Square Enix Montreal for $300 million.
How Apple’s ‘Corporate Bloat’ Forced Jony Ive to Depart, Details Upcoming Book
Mr. Ive "fumed about corporate bloat, chafed at Mr. Cook’s egalitarian structure, [and] lamented the rise of operational leaders."
Apple’s First In-House Designed Cellular Modems Expected in 2023: Analysts
Moving to in-house designed cellular modems will not only reduce cost but also allow for better integration with the Apple Silicon inside the company's devices.
Google’s Pixel Watch to Said to Include 300mAh Battery, Cellular Connectivity: Report
The design of the Pixel Watch was previously leaked online after a "testing model" was reportedly left behind at a restaurant in the U.S.
First Look: Unboxing Apple’s iPhone Self Service Repair Kit [VIDEO]
Here's an unboxing of Apple's iPhone Self Service Repair Kit.
Global Chip Shortage Will Drag into 2024, Says Intel CEO
"The overall semiconductor shortage will now drift into 2024, [...] just because the shortages have now hit equipment," said Pat Gelsinger.