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Wed. 01/11 – Maybe Software Needs To Eat The Airline Industry

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Yet another software snafu with the airlines this morning. Apple’s about to do its own screens, its own modems, what is left? Twitter makes a change that they’ve tried to make several times before. Why all the interesting raises are in AI right now. And what to expect from the Surface Duo 3.
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U.S. air travel rumbles back to life after FAA computer outage (Reuters)

Apple to Begin Making In-House Screens in 2024 in Shift Away From Samsung (Bloomberg)

Twitter defaults to a For You page now, just like TikTok (The Verge)

DeepL, the AI-based language translator, raises over $100M at a $1B+ valuation (TechCrunch)

Microsoft scraps plans for dual-screen Surface Duo 3, pivots to new foldable screen design (Windows Central)

Samsung confirms February 1st Unpacked, its first in-person event in three years (The Verge)

Tickets to the comedy show at SF Sketchfest

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