Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the end of this week. There are a lot again as I was busy with IBC this week!
- As we thought – the disappearance of the ‘Sky to cancel satellite installation’ story was because ‘Sky went tonto’
- Germany makes digital signage ban less restrictive
- Nreal Air glasses now on sale in the US.on Amazon
- It’s not a display, but it is pixels – 600K images of Jupiter…. here
- Global pay TV subscribers to remain at around one billion
- The MicroLED Industry Association to host a microLED technology webinar with UCSB professors DerBaars and Nakamura
- Samsung looks at the philosophy for folding devices
- McDonalds Goes Digital for Drivethrough QSRs in Denmark
- Samsung Tizen Now the No. 1 Smart TV OS in the U.S.
- How to connect two or more external displays to Apple Silicon M1 or M2 Macs (it’s DisplayLink, of course!)
- Microsoft Surface Pro 9: Everything we know so far
- Multiple LG OLED TVs Including C2, G2 Series and Z2 SIGNATURE Series Earn WiSA SoundSend Certification, Adding to Growing Number of WiSA SoundSend Certified TVs
- Apple Judge Open To Tossing Screen Defect Suit, For Now
Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy of Arizona captured this stunning view of Jupiter by stacking 600,000 images of the planet to create his sharpest view ever. See more of McCarthy’s images on Instagram(opens in new tab). (Image credit: Andrew McCarthy/https://www.instagram.com/cosmic_background/)
