ðĨ️ A whole new world: Meta announced that it's opening up its Horizon Worlds virtual reality platform to preteens. Parents approve which worlds preteens can access, and Meta is rolling out features to help them decide ones that are kid friendly. Read more
☁️ Chip away: Intel has landed a large customer for its Gaudi 3 accelerator chip: IBM Cloud. Intel announced its Gaudi 3 chip last year and has a long way to go to catch up to rivals like Nvidia and AMD, which both had a big head start in this area. Read more
ðĄ Cutting commission: In 2019, Josh Sitzer sued the National Association of Realtors because he didn't think he should be forced to pay a 3% commission to a buyer's agent. He won. Now he's launched a startup targeting a similar area. Read more
ðĪŠ Vybe check: More memes, please. Two Oxford PhD graduates built a platform called Vybe to make it easier for people to upload photos into meme templates. The startup recently raised $4.75 million and is building a social network for its users. Read more
ðą Apple event: Apple's iPhone 16 event is less than two weeks away. We've got an update for you on how to watch, as well as what we expect to be announced. Read more
ð Turn it up: For some reason, Apple recently decided that iOS users should no longer be able to control the volume on Spotify using an iPhone's volume buttons. Spotify claims that this goes against the Digital Markets Act. Read more
ð Apple Sports: In our last piece of Apple news for the day, the company announced new features for Apple Sports, its free sports-focused app, ahead of the upcoming NFL and college football seasons. The app originally launched in February. Read more
ð§ Email questions, answered: Have you ever wanted to talk to someone about your inbox? Now you can. Today Google announced that it's rolling out Gmail Q&A, a new feature that allows Android users to chat with Google's Gemini about their inbox. They should've fixed Gmail search first, though, I think. Read more
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