Watch Sinéad O’Connor’s performance of ’Nothing Compares 2 U’ from final show

Watch Sinéad O’Connor’s performance of ’Nothing Compares 2 U’ from final show

Footage of Sinéad O’Connor’s final performance has re-circulated following the singer’s death aged 56.

The news was confirmed yesterday (July 26) by her family. “It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Sinéad. Her family and friends are devastated and have requested privacy at this very difficult time,” read a statement by the singer’s family reported by The Guardian. No cause of death has yet been confirmed.

The likes of Garbage, Ice-T, Michael Stipe and Billy Corgan have been among those paying tribute.

https://youtu.be/rwluxHHP1vU

Källa: Watch Sinéad O’Connor’s performance of ’Nothing Compares 2 U’ from final show

If your iPhone or iPad is too old, you won’t get these new iOS 17 or iPadOS 17 features

If your iPhone or iPad is too old, you won’t get these new iOS 17 or iPadOS 17 features

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Apple’s annual releases of new operating systems for the iPhone and iPad always contain plenty of new features. This year is no different: both iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 are full of new features that will make your life and your work more interesting. These operating systems also have privacy and security enhancements that will make your computing safer and more secure.

But not everyone will be able to access these new features. If your iPhone or iPad is too old, you’ll be shut out of some of the new features in iOS 17 and iPadOS 17.

Here’s what you might miss out on, depending on your device.

Mac Security Blog

Twitter, now X, took over the @x handle without warning or compensating its owner | TechCrunch

Twitter, now X, took over the @x handle without warning or compensating its owner | TechCrunch

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The owner of the @x Twitter handle confirmed that the company, now known as X, took over his account without warning or financial compensation, telling him the handle is property of X. The handle had previously belonged to Gene X Hwang of the corporate photography and videography studio Orange Photography. In a letter, the company formerly known as Twitter thanked Hwang for his loyalty and offered him a selection of X merchandise and a tour of X’s HQ, as a “reflection of our appreciation.”

The @x handle mishandling was only one of the many haphazard steps involved in the rebranding of Twitter to X, owner Elon Musk’s favorite letter. According to reports, Twitter didn’t secure the intellectual property rights to the “X” brand, as Microsoft, Meta and others have claims to various “X” trademarks. It also didn’t get permission from the city to remove the Twitter signage on the building, forcing police to stop the work. It didn’t fully update its website and app, which though now sporting an “X” still implored users to “search Twitter” or push a button to “Tweet.”

Källa: Twitter, now X, took over the @x handle without warning or compensating its owner | TechCrunch

Apple Shares Official Trailer for Season Two of ’Invasion’ [Video]

Apple Shares Official Trailer for Season Two of ’Invasion’ [Video]

blankApple has shared the official trailer for season two of ’Invasion’, its science fiction drama series that follows an alien invasion through different perspectives around the world.

The action-packed second season of ”Invasion” picks up just months later with the aliens escalating their attacks in an all-out war against the humans. The trailer gives a suspenseful sneak peek into the new season, as aliens and destruction abound, answers are relentlessly pursued and the fight for the world’s survival continues.

https://youtu.be/DV-47DZvVZQ

Källa: Apple Shares Official Trailer for Season Two of ’Invasion’ [Video]

Russia Sends Cybersecurity CEO to Jail for 14 Years

Russia Sends Cybersecurity CEO to Jail for 14 Years

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The Russian government today handed down a treason conviction and 14-year prison sentence on Iyla Sachkov, the former founder and CEO of one of Russia’s largest cybersecurity firms. Sachkov, 37, has been detained for nearly two years under charges that the Kremlin has kept classified and hidden from public view, and he joins a growing roster of former Russian cybercrime fighters who are now serving hard time for farcical treason convictions.

Källa: Russia Sends Cybersecurity CEO to Jail for 14 Years