She co-signed a letter to him after The Washington Post spotted Alexa reciting misinformation about the 2020 presidential election.
I will note that Bezos does not, exactly, run Amazon anymore. Though he is head of the company’s board.
[The Washington Post]
The startup, Moment, has worked with Pod Save America, Roy Wood Jr., and others to sell digital access to live shows.
That purchase ties into Patreon’s goals of becoming an all-in-one platform so that creators don’t have to rely on other services.
Not the Vegas one... the photo spheres that Google used to let you capture. They’ve been removed as a feature from the latest Pixels.
I’m told by reliable sources that I am the only person who ever used this feature. But I am here to insist: it was a good feature! Photo Spheres were a delightful way to step back into a space and time. I guess we’re back to taking really stretchy panoramas.
[Android Authority]
We’re expecting two phones, one watch, and a lot more details about three already very teased and leaked devices.
Our team will be reporting live from the event — you can follow along live from our stream below.
is X CEO Linda Yaccarino’s description of the state of her company.
CNBC interviewer Julia Boorstin had been pushing Yaccarino for hard numbers on the state of X — whether it’s growing, shrinking, turning a profit. Yaccarino said, essentially, none of that matters as long as there’s no social media equivalent to X.
Linda Yaccarino didn’t quite answer that question while onstage at Code, but she did pose a question that, frankly, feels easier to answer: “Who wouldn’t want Elon Musk sitting by their side running product?”
