OnePlus already confirmed the Buds Pro 2 would support the feature during its China launch, but today it’s re-confirming that head tracking-enhanced spatial audio will also be available when the buds launch internationally on February 7th.
Apple’s ecosystem of headphones and devices have supported head tracking-enhanced spatial audio for years, but now it’s being supported as a standard Android feature.
Sanding down those rough edges doesn’t come cheap.
Twitter is testing yet another form of verification for journalists. The latest trial adds a small publication logo to the right of display names. It looks pretty messy to me, but that might just be the Daily Mirror logo used in the tests.
Anyway, remember when Elon Musk was talking about dropping features because they were a “waste of screen space”?
The FAA says it’s gotten to the bottom of what caused the catastrophic outage that grounded flights across the US last week. Apparently “contract personnel unintentionally deleted files” while working on the agency’s 30-year old software.
If you’re thinking that it shouldn’t have been possible for contractors to delete such critical files then, well, you’d be right.
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