A judge has granted a temporary restraining order that will stop enforcement of an Ohio law requiring that permission, as reported by the Associated Press. The law was scheduled to come into force on January 15th. You can see the order here.
The door plug that blew off a Boeing 737 Max 9 airplane fell in a tree in a Portland teacher’s yard, as reported by OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting). OPB interviewed the teacher, Bob Sauer, and he had some great quotes:
Sauer was intrigued to see the door plug’s serial number and other manufacturing details apparently handwritten on the door in permanent marker.
“That’s an interesting way of doing inventory control,” he said.
Larian Studios says that Microsoft will release an Xbox firmware update on January 16th that fixes the save bug on Xbox. That said, Larian hasn’t been able to verify the fix, so we might have to wait and see if it actually works.
Sam Barlow’s very good (and sometimes weird) FMV game will be available on PS5 on January 23rd. If you don’t want to wait to try it out, you can play it now on PC, Xbox, and mobile via Netflix.
We already knew some of the results from his 2023 smartphone awards, but MKBHD made a whole video breaking down the test in more detail. It’s fascinating stuff — and I bet Google is happy about how its phones showed up.
Last week, Apple rejected Hey’s calendar app, and David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH) posted a thread on X (formerly Twitter) today about the resubmission and a new feature in the app so that it has some functionality if you don’t have a Hey account. But DHH still isn’t happy with Apple.
It’s all of five seconds, but Sony snuck in a short look at the upcoming film, based on the Gravity Rush game series, into its CES 2024 press conference. You can see the clip starting at 22:12.
We still know barely anything else about it, or when it might come out, but at least it’s still in development!
Well, an X-Ray video of it, at least, shared by Humane co-founder Imran Chaudhri. The device is set to start shipping in March.
