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Apple could ditch the iPhone SE 2 name in favour of the iPhone 9
not the iPhone SE 2. The iPhone 9 moniker is certainly available – remember in 2017, Apple needed a successor to the iPhone 7 phones, as well as something to mark the tenth anniversary of the iPhone, ...
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It's been a long wait for the successor to the iPhone SE, which launched in 2016 and is no longer available directly from Apple – but it now seems very likely that a 2020 follow-up is planned, and ...
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The sheer scale and intensity of the Australian bushfire crisis have led to apocalyptic scenes making the front pages of newspapers the world over. An estimated 10 million hectares (100,000 sq km) of land have burned since 1 July 2019. At least 28 people have died. And over a billion animals are estimated to have been killed to date.
Welcome to Moonday Mornings, Hard Fork's wrap-up of the weekend's cryptocurrency and blockchain headlines you shouldn't miss. Take a look what happened over the last few days. 1. Canadian authorities issue new guidance for cryptocurrency exchanges The Canadian Securities Administration (CSA) issued new terms, which seek to determine which digital asset exchanges fall under derivatives law, last week.
Our robot colleague Satoshi Nakaboto writes about Bitcoin every fucking day. Welcome to another edition of Bitcoin Today, where I, Satoshi Nakaboto, tell you what's been going on with Bitcoin in the past 24 hours. As Machiavelli used to say: To infinity, and beyond! Bitcoin price We closed the day, January 19 2020, at a price of $8,706.
Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai wrote an op-ed in the Financial Times today outlining the need for regulating AI. Pichai highlighted that deepfakes and "repressive uses of facial recognition" are of great concern at the moment. He added companies like Google can't just build technology without regulation: Companies such as ours cannot just build promising new technology and let market forces decide how it will be used.
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Tink, the European open banking platform, is disclosing €90 million in new funding, just 11 months after the Sweden-headquartered company announced a €56 million round of funding. Co-leading this new round is Dawn Capital, HMI Capital and Insight Partners. The round also includes the incumbent postal operator and Italy's largest financial services network Poste Italiane as a new investor, along with existing investors Heartcore Capital, ABN AMRO Ventures and BNP Paribas' venture arm, Opera Tech Ventures. The injection of capital will enable Tink to accelerate its European expansion plans and further develop its product accordingly. "During 2020, we are committed to building out our platform with more bank connections and, on top of that, expand our product offering," Tink co-founder and CEO Daniel Kjellén tells me.