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Ready Player One fans call out similarities in Apple's virtual reality announcement
The Apple Vision Pro is said to be ushering in a "new era of spatial computing."
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Netflix cracks down on password sharing by charging for additional users
The test will for now be limited to Netflix customers in Chile, Costa Rica and Peru
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'Ron's Gone Wrong' star Ed Helms: 'Technology with kids, it's a crazy, difficult issue' (exclusive)
Two of the stars of animated buddy tale 'Ron's Gone Wrong' discuss whether kids and parents are a little too glued to their phones.
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Amazon’s Fire TV Stick 4K Max is its most powerful streaming stick yet
We’re excited about the Fire TV 4K Max. You should be too.
3-min read - TechnologyThe Independent
‘Pixar’ filter on Instagram and Snapchat - how to get and use it
People around the world are turning themselves into characters that would look more at home in a Pixar cartoon. The latest trend comes amid the release of the latest Pixar film, Luca, though it is not necessarily connected. In fact, the trend is largely driven by a Snapchat filter that allows you to change your appearance with impressive results.
2-min read - BusinessThe Telegraph
Disney boss Bob Iger tipped to be Biden's UK ambassador
Disney's online streaming service Disney+ has gained 100m paying subscribers in just 16 months, passing a milestone that took Netflix 10 years. Chief executive Bob Chapek told shareholders yesterday that the media giant planned to launch more than 100 new films and TV shows this year, hailing the "enormous success" of its streaming arm, which now has half as many subscribers as Netflix. In the same meeting, longtime boss and current executive chairman Bob Iger confirmed that he would leave the c
3-min read - EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Cinemas will lose the right to show films before they can be streamed, Netflix says
Future blockbusters will be released in cinemas and on streaming services at the same time because it is "what consumers want", a Netflix executive has predicted. Greg Peters, the online streaming giant's chief operating officer, said on Tuesday that moviegoers do not want to wait weeks to see films in theatres and will continue to demand simultaneous releases after the pandemic recedes. Speaking at a virtual conference organised by Morgan Stanley, he said the cinema industry was only delaying t
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