Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman believes Apple will bring its planned in-house MicroLED displays to the iPhone a “few years” after it adds them to the high-end Apple Watch Ultra in 2024.
There’s a less clear timeline for when the company could bring the rumored displays to the iPad and Mac, however, as Gurman says this might happen “one day.”
The show’s fourth and final season got scrapped at the network as part of Warner Bros. Discovery’s tax write-offs, according to Deadline. Maybe it’ll wind up on Netflix, where the show’s streaming outside the US.
The company will match spending up to $250,000, the WSJ reports. That’s almost as big of a freebie as the $500,000 in free ads Twitter offered in exchange for spending $500,000 in December.
The Seattle Times reports that while Meta confirmed its plans to sublease its Bellevue and Seattle offices, Microsoft won’t renew its lease in the area, either. It’s a sacrifice both companies are making amidst a weak economy that has precipitated layoffs.
[The Seattle Times]
