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It was either a huge drug bust or a huge embarrassment. Kansas authorities aren’t sure which one yet.
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The measure includes an exception for school resource officers and other law enforcement staff on campus.
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Trump Claims He’s ‘Least Racist Person,’ Calls Don Lemon ‘Dumbest Man’ On TV
Posted in: Today's ChiliTrump attacked the CNN Dem debate moderator, who is black, after multiple racist attacks on lawmakers this month.
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The couple has inspired others in the LGBTQ+ community with their love-filled celebration.
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Over the course of five years, I lost two grandmothers, two aunts, a cousin and both of my parents.
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Gabriel Lyle Schroeder was found to be in possession of an alcohol container and appeared to be impaired.
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Apple unveiled its own credit card, aptly called the Apple Card, a few months ago. The company said that the card will be launched later this year. A recent report had suggested that it may be launched in August. The company has now officially confirmed that.
Apple Card will be available in both physical and digital forms. It won’t have a conventional 16 digit card number, though, or a CVV code and expiration date for that matter as a personal identifier. The card will generate those numbers randomly during each transaction in order to keep purchases secure. The card is backed by Goldman Sachs. It won’t be able to track how much and where Apple Card users have spent and what they’ve bought.
Apple has confirmed that it will start accepting applications for the Apple Card starting this August. The confirmation came during the company’s earnings call for the third fiscal quarter of 2019.
“Thousands of Apple employees are using the Apple Card every day in a beta test and we will begin to roll out the Apple Card in August,” said Apple CEO Tim Cook. He stopped short of providing a precise launch date in the month of August but at least there’s a definitive timeframe now.
Apple Card Launch Confirmed For August , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
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Soon after LG started rolling out support for these Apple technologies to its 2019 4K TVs, Vizio is following suit as well. Vizio is one of the companies that was confirmed to bring support for AirPlay 2 and HomeKit to its TVs earlier this year. To that end, it’s now rolling out a firmware update for supported TVs.
Vizio has released an update for its SmartCast 3.0 software today which adds support for both AirPlay 2 and HomeKit. The update isn’t live for all compatible TV sets immediately, though. The company cautions that it may take a few months for the update to arrive on all compatible models.
AirPlay 2 will make it much easier for Vizio TV owners to play content from a Mac or an iOS device to the biggest screen in their home. They can use HomeKit to control smart objects and even control the TV using Siri voice commands.
There is one advantage that Vizio has over the other manufacturers that are adding support for these features. Its supporting SmartCast TVs going as far back as 2016 so those models will eventually get this update as well. That’s pretty impressive that Vizio decided to extend this so far back and is something that its customers will love it for.
Vizio TVs Are Now Receiving Support For AirPlay 2 And HomeKit , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
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