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Image: Plex Plex‚ known for its media server software and as a place to watch ad-supported content‚ is going to launch a store for to buy and rent movies and TV shows in early February‚ executives told Lowpass’ Janko Roettgers. “Most studios” are lined up for the store’s launch‚ and there are “plans to complete the catalog soon after‚” Roettgers says. The store will also integrate with Plex features like its watchlists for movies. Roettgers points out that that Plex has announced plans in both 2020 and 2023 to launch a movie / TV store — hopefully Plex is truly ready to do so this time. The new store will mark a major addition for Plex‚ especially following the company’s layoff of 20 percent of its staff in June 2023. At the time‚ the company’s CEO... Continue reading…

I'm a longtime iPhone user who has been taking a great iPhone feature for granted for years. I get years and years of iOS updates that deliver many of Apple's latest innovations to my aging device. The updates are available as soon as the latest iOS version is ready for public consumption; they're reliable‚ and we get frequent mini-updates along the way.  Until recently‚ that hasn't been the case for Android. Google's Pixels were (and are) the only devices to get the latest Android versions as soon as Google released them. And even Pixels were only guaranteed two years of Android updates. That all changed last year when Google began promising 7 years of Android updates for Pixel devices. A few months later‚ Samsung matched Google‚ announcing that the Galaxy S24‚ S24 Plus‚ and S24 Ultra would get 7 years of Android and security updates.  That sounds great in theory‚ but I think it's illusory. It sounds great on paper‚ and it's certainly a great marketing tactic‚ but I already have several big issues with it‚ and that's even if we assume Google and Samsung's intentions are honorable. Continue reading... The post Samsung’s guaranteed 7 years of Android updates for the Galaxy S24‚ but it’s not as exciting as it sounds appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: Apple TV+ has 4 of the most popular shows on any streamer right now

For the second time in the last six months‚ Verizon is rewarding loyal customers subscribed to older unlimited plans with a surprise price hike. CNET reports that Verizon is raising the price of its 5G Get More‚ 5G Play More‚ 5G Do More‚ and 5G Start unlimited plans that debuted in 2022 by $4 per month for every line starting on March 1‚ 2024. "Starting March 1‚ Verizon customers on select older Unlimited mobile plans will see a monthly plan increase of $4 per line‚ effective their next billing cycle‚" a Verizon spokesperson told CNET in regards to the upcoming price hikes. As we said above‚ this is the second time Verizon has pulled this stunt in less than a year. Last August‚ the carrier upped the price of its Go Unlimited‚ Beyond Unlimited‚ Above Unlimited‚ and 5G Start unlimited plans by $3 a month per line. It's clear that the point of these moves is to push subscribers to Verizon's new plans. Last May‚ the carrier introduced the new myPlan unlimited data plans: Unlimited Ultimate‚ Unlimited Plus‚ and Unlimited Welcome. You can add "perks" such as the Disney Bundle‚ Apple One‚ Netflix &; Max (with ads)‚ or a Walmart+ membership for $10 per month. Verizon subscribers "can easily move to myPlan and take advantage of the network option that works best for them‚ plus exclusive savings on the entertainment‚ shopping and experiences that matter to them‚ including Disney Plus‚ Apple One‚ Netflix‚ Max‚ Walmart and many others‚" according to the Verizon spokesperson. Don't Miss: Verizon launches a Netflix and Max bundle for just $10 per month The post Verizon rolls out more price hikes for older unlimited plans appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: Apple TV+ has 4 of the most popular shows on any streamer right now

Former Rep. Beto O'Rourke‚ D-Texas‚ says the Justice Department should have recommended criminal charges in its Uvalde report.

Former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen blamed the rash of conflicts that are raging around the world on the "hesitance" of the United States to react‚ beginning with Barack Obama‚ who began the trend of "retreat" in the Middle East.

Republican Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has called the misconduct allegations against Democrat Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis "troubling‚" but he reportedly will not act on a criminal referral by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene‚ R-Ga.‚ and get personally involved.