After saying that Apple’s buy now, pay later service is “nearing public release” last week, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman now believes it could launch as soon as March or April.
Apple’s currently testing the service among retail employees, which has been heavily delayed due to “technical and engineering issues” since the company announced it last June.
According to a report from The Financial Times, Meta employees say things are “still a mess” and that “zero work” is getting done because the company hasn’t provided clear guidance surrounding budgets for various projects.
Meanwhile, morale remains low as staffers prep for another round of layoffs as part of CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s plans to cut costs across the company, which the FT says could occur around March.
While it’s not the largest game to ever come to the Switch, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom could take up a weighty 18.2GB of your storage, if this Nintendo listing is accurate.
That’s nearly 4GB more than Breath of the Wild, which hopefully means we’ll see even more content (and maybe even a car) packed into this $70 adventure.
Microsoft and Google just announced AI-powered search tools, and Chinese companies are already catching on.
While ecommerce giant Alibaba tells CNBC that it’s working on a ChatGPT rival, gaming company NetEase similarly says it has goals to develop a generative AI product. It’s going to be a long year.
