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Jay Peters

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    The Preciouses.

    Wearables reporter Victoria Song got to wear three of Ultrahuman’s super-expensive smart rings in a new video from CES. Watch this one all the way to the end.

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    Disney Plus will be getting HDR10 Plus support.

    The update was announced at CES, according to Media Play News. Samsung and Amazon introduced the standard, a competitor to Dolby Vision, way back in 2017.

    The Switch 2 leaks keep comingThe Switch 2 leaks keep coming
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    Jay Peters
    Jay Peters
    A major location data broker has reportedly been hacked.

    404 Media has a good story about the reported hack of Gravy Analytics, and let’s just say the situation doesn’t seem great:

    The hackers said they have stolen a massive amount of data, including customer lists, information on the broader industry, and even location data harvested from smartphones which show peoples’ precise movements, and they are threatening to publish the data publicly.

    Is this the Nintendo Switch 2?Is this the Nintendo Switch 2?
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    Jay Peters
    Want an RTX 5090 for your small form factor PC?

    It will have to be Nvidia’s Founder’s Edition model, according to an update to Nvidia’s small form factor PC compatibility list spotted by VideoCardz.

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    Jay Peters
    That AI-powered livestreaming assistant I wrote about yesterday? I’d be skeptical of it.

    It looked vaguely interesting (and weird) in a video from Streamlabs. Then I watched this new Nvidia video where the assistant says almost the exact same script but to help out a different streamer. So right now, it seems like total marketing.

    At least Nvidia’s video shows a cool virtual key light effect that’s possible with RTX 50-series GPUs.

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    Jay Peters
    Another former MoviePass exec pleads guilty to fraud.

    Theodore Farnsworth, the former chairman and CEO of MoviePass’ parent company, “pleaded guilty to one count of securities fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud,” according to a DOJ press release.

    Ex-MoviePass CEO Mitch Lowe pleaded guilty to securities fraud in September.