Amazon announced today that it’s ending support for its Amazon Chime service for business calls and meetings. The company is no longer accepting new customers for Chime, and you won’t be able to host meetings after February 20th, 2026.
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Per Apple’s iPhone 16E press release, as noted by AppleInsider:
Additional languages — including French, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (simplified), English (Singapore), and English (India) — will be available in April, with more languages coming over the course of the year, including Vietnamese.
While the phone supports wireless charging and is compatible with Qi chargers, per the iPhone 16E tech specs page, it apparently won’t magnetically snap into a MagSafe charger on its own or with one of Apple’s official cases.
The 2022 iPhone SE didn’t support MagSafe charging, either, but I was really hoping Apple would bring it to this new phone.
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“Join us on February 24, 2025 @ 9 AM PST / 12 PM EST / 5PM GMT for updates on various upcoming titles such as Wanderstop, Skin Deep, Wheel World, Faraway, Lushfoil, To a T, and Morsels, as well as a few more surprises,” Annapurna says in a teaser.
The entire staff of Annapurna reportedly resigned last year, but it has been rebuilding and recently hired a Netflix exec as EVP and head of games.
Apple is still working on some big AI-powered upgrades to Siri, but instead of launching with iOS 18.4, they may be limited or delayed until iOS 18.5, Bloomberg reports.
President Donald Trump’s administration is upset that the Associated Press won’t use the name Gulf of America. AP reporters have been blocked from covering some administration events this week.
AP journalists will still have White House credentials, White House Deputy Chief of Staff and Cabinet Secretary Taylor Budowich says on X.
