Shoppers on Thursday weren’t slowed down one bit by their huge turkey feasts.
Consumers spent a staggering $4.2 billion online on Thanksgiving, a 14.5 percent from last year and a record high, according to new figures published by Adobe Analytics on Friday. This marks the first time that Thanksgiving shopping has surpassed $4 billion.
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The report claims “smartphone vendors including Apple, Samsung, and Xiaomi are looking to bundle their new models with TWS earbuds next year,” citing unnamed industry sources. “TWS” or “truly wireless stereo” earphones include the likes of AirPods… While this rumor seems questionable for now, it is certainly possible that Apple simply feels it is time to include something more modern than EarPods with its iPhones.
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It’s been nearly a year since CBS announced they were exploring a Michelle Yeoh-led spinoff of Star Trek: Discovery, set to center around Section 31 agent Phillipa Georgiou and the shadowy organization she joined after being pulled from the Mirror Universe.
For some time we’ve heard from the Star Trek franchise leadership team at Secret Hideout that production on the Section 31 show is supposed to start after the conclusion of filming on DiscoverySeason 3, but the actual status of preproduction has been a bit nebulous — until today, when in a new interview with Vanity Fair, franchise boss Alex Kurtzman and CBS All Access executive vice president of original content Julie McNamara spoke about the standing of this upcoming show.
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Meteorologist Tomasz Schafernaker was delivering his forecast on BBC Thursday when Siri chimed in to help. Schafernaker was describing the cold and snowy conditions around many parts of the United States, but Siri had other ideas.
As Schafernaker was talking about the snow throughout the United States, and outlining the possibility of snow in Europe, Siri chimed in to say that there was “no snow in the forecast.”
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