Go Here to Read this Fast! Quordle today – hints and answers for Monday, February 12 (game #749)
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Quordle today – hints and answers for Monday, February 12 (game #749)
Apple Cash, the prepaid debit card included as part of an Apple Card account, can usually be spent via Apple Pay just like other credit and debit cards. For online stores where Apple Card isn’t accepted, Apple is introducing a solution to the problem.
In Reddit posts spotted by 9to5Mac, the iOS 17.4 beta offers Apple Card customers a pop-up to “Set Up Virtual Card Number.” The pop-up says it will “Keep your card information safe with a new security code for every transaction.”
Go Here to Read this Fast! Apple Cash virtual cards appear in iOS 17.4 developer beta
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Apple Cash virtual cards appear in iOS 17.4 developer beta
We love e-ink tablets. Not only are they easier on our eyes, but the increased battery life means we can just toss one in our bag and know it’s always there when we need it.
Boox’s new Note Air3 is an iPad Air-sized e-ink tablet that bridges the gap between e-reader and full-featured tablet.
Go Here to Read this Fast! Boox Note Air3 review: A solid e-ink book reader, but a little niche
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Boox Note Air3 review: A solid e-ink book reader, but a little niche
Go Here to Read this Fast! Chiefs vs 49ers live stream: Watch the Super Bowl for free
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Chiefs vs 49ers live stream: Watch the Super Bowl for free
Go Here to Read this Fast! What channel is the Super Bowl on? Where to watch the big game
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What channel is the Super Bowl on? Where to watch the big game
The M2 Pro model is discounted to $1,195 with the use of promo code APINSIDER at Apple Authorized Reseller Adorama. Equipped with a 10-core CPU and 16-core GPU, the retail configuration also comes with 16GB of memory and 512GB storage. This makes it a well-rounded system for individuals looking to run a Mac while still being mindful of budget.
In a followup to a tentative ruling made in December, a federal judge has ordered Elon Musk to comply with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) subpoena and testify again in its probe of his Twitter takeover, Reuters reports. Per the order, which was filed Saturday night in a California court, Musk and the SEC now have a week to work out a time and place for his appearance or it will be decided for them. The SEC has been investigating Musk’s purchase of Twitter, now X, since 2022 over concerns about his lateness in disclosing his stake in Twitter.
The order comes after Musk failed to appear for a testimony in September and later refused to attend a rescheduled interview, prompting the SEC to sue. US Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler sided with the SEC after Musk tried to challenge its subpoena, which he claims is seeking irrelevant information and is harassment, as he’s already been interviewed twice. But, the SEC says it has obtained new documents in relation to the probe and has further questions for the X owner. Musk also argued that the subpoena exceeds the SEC’s authority because it was issued by a staff member appointed by the SEC’s Director of Enforcement. Beeler struck these arguments down, ruling that the subpoena is valid.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/court-orders-elon-musk-to-testify-in-the-secs-investigation-of-his-twitter-takeover-193303461.html?src=rss
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Court orders Elon Musk to testify in the SEC’s investigation of his Twitter takeover