Twitter tests labeling and correcting misleading tweets from politicians
Twitter emphasized to NBC News the feature is “one possible iteration” of a new anti-misinformation policy the company plans to implement on March 5th, the same day its recently announced ban on… Originally posted here: Twitter tests labeling and correcting misleading tweets from politicians
T-Mobile, Sprint merger could close by April 1st
With most of the regulatory and legal hurdles out of the way — approval from the California Public Utilities Commission is still needed — T-Mobile and Sprint announced an amended version of… Visit link: T-Mobile, Sprint merger could close by April 1st
Facebook will pay for user recordings to improve speech recognition
Facebook will use its Viewpoints market research app, through which it has paid users to take surveys. Qualifying users will be asked to record the phrase “Hey Portal” followed by the first name… Go here to read the rest: Facebook will pay for user recordings to improve speech recognition
T-Mobile, Sprint merger could close by April 1st
With most of the regulatory and legal hurdles out of the way — approval from the California Public Utilities Commission is still needed — T-Mobile and Sprint announced an amended version of… Read more: T-Mobile, Sprint merger could close by April 1st
Teardown reveals how much hardware Samsung crams into the Galaxy Z Flip
A stacked motherboard design has been used before in phones like the iPhone X and Samsung Galaxy Note 10. iFixit notes that this makes for painstaking repairs, but it allows manufacturers to add… Originally posted here: Teardown reveals how much hardware Samsung crams into the Galaxy Z Flip
