Krispy Kreme is currently the most popular free iPhone app in the US. That puts it above Google and TikTok.
Wondering what sparked this rise? The company’s dozen days of deals, apparently.
Over on Google Play, Krispy Kreme is in the #25 slot. I’m not sure what that says about the donut intake between iOS and Android users, but there you go.
Maybe this was an inevitable step from the camera brand that hangs its hat on film simulations that look wonderful straight out of camera.
According to FujiRumors, the upcoming mid-range X-T50 will have a physical dial for switching between different film sims. A bit unconventional? Definitely. But at least it’ll encourage people to try more of them.
If you’re juggling numerous 1Password accounts, it’s not hard to understand how you could potentially mix up your personal and business “private vaults” and put something sensitive in the wrong place. That could get very risky — both for you and your company.
To make things clearer, 1Password has renamed “private vaults” to “employee vaults” for teams / business accounts.
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Beats’ on-ear headphones get an overdue refresh with a more comfortable design, longer battery life, and wired audio over both USB-C and the 3.5mm jack — but no ANC.
60 Minutes ran a segment last night on Nvidia’s ascent. It’s a solid look at how the company has become a dominant force in the AI industry.
But also, just check out this photo. Nvidia’s top boss and 60 Minutes’ Bill Whitaker know how to get after it with their Denny’s order, which I have no choice but to respect.
In her Soundbite newsletter this week, Ashley Carman covers Cindy Lee’s Diamond Jubilee. Lee is bucking the system by keeping the album, which earned a stellar Pitchfork review, off all the big music services like Spotify.
Instead, you can download WAVs from this Geocities site — I love that I just wrote that — or listen to it on YouTube.
