Author: John Spears

"Infuriatingly humble tv expert. Friendly student. Travel fanatic. Bacon fan. Unable to type with boxing gloves on."

OpenAI’s ChatGPT Voice feature is now available for all free users of Apple’s latest smartphones, the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. This means that users can now use ChatGPT as their main voice assistant on these devices. One of the notable features of the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max is the Action Button, which replaces the traditional Mute button. This button can now be configured to perform various tasks like opening the Camera, turning on the Flashlight, recording a Voice Memo, and more. Previously, setting the Action Button to access ChatGPT’s Voice feature would result in an error…

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Title: “Bye Bye Barry: Retracing the Retirement of a Detroit Lions Legend” Detroit, MI – In the captivating documentary film, “Bye Bye Barry,” the retirement of iconic Detroit Lions running back Barry Sanders in 1998 takes center stage. Exploring the outrage that ensued among fans and shedding light on Sanders’ decision, the film presents a different perspective on the retirement that shocked the nation. Sanders’ abrupt announcement of retirement, conveyed through a fax sent to team management and an impromptu trip to London, left fans dumbfounded. But “Bye Bye Barry” presents interviews with renowned Michiganders, including Eminem, Jeff Daniels, Jemele…

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Title: Oregon Health Experts Urge Precautions Amid Triple Threat of Viruses for Holiday Season Gatherings Subtitle: Handwashing, mask-wearing, and good air circulation recommended to protect against flu, COVID, and RSV As the holiday season approaches, health experts in Oregon are sounding the alarm about a “triple threat” of viruses that could potentially ruin festive gatherings. With the flu, COVID-19, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) on the rise, medical professionals are urging the public to take precautions to minimize the risk of getting sick and keep loved ones safe. Dr. Bill Messer, an associate professor of molecular biology and immunology at…

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Title: Android 14 Removes Long Press Notification Feature: User Feedback Requested In a surprising move, Google’s latest Android update, Android 14, has removed the ability to quickly access app notifications by long-pressing on an icon on the homescreen. Previously, this feature allowed users to view notifications from an app without having to open the notification tray. This change has caught many users off guard, as the long press feature was especially useful when the notification tray became overcrowded. Users could simply tap and hold an app icon to get a glimpse of notifications, providing a convenient way to stay updated.…

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Popular CBS drama “Blue Bloods” is set to come to an end after its upcoming 14th season, much to the disappointment of its dedicated fanbase. The final season of the show, which follows the lives of the Reagan family, will consist of 18 episodes. The first 10 episodes are scheduled to air this midseason, starting on February 16th, while the remaining eight episodes will be held until the fall of 2024. “Blue Bloods” boasts an impressive cast, including Tom Selleck, Donnie Wahlberg, Will Estes, Bridget Moynahan, and Vanessa Ray. With its talented ensemble, the show has garnered a massive following…

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Title: MazMessenger Resolves Video Loading and Ad-related Issues to Enhance User Experience In a recent development, MazMessenger, the popular video streaming platform, has taken note of several user complaints regarding the slow loading of video content on its video player. Promptly addressing the concerns, the company is actively working towards resolving this issue to bolster user experience. Numerous users reported experiencing difficulties in accessing their favorite video content, with some even encountering complete video loading failures. This technical glitch caused frustration among many loyal users who rely on the platform for their entertainment needs. To ensure uninterrupted viewing, MazMessenger is…

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Title: Optimism Persists Following Setback in Superconductivity Research Last week, the scientific community experienced a setback in the search for room-temperature superconductivity as a claim published in the prestigious journal, Nature, was retracted. However, this setback has not dampened the optimism of physicists who firmly believe that the field of superconductivity is currently enjoying a renaissance. Much of the excitement in the field is centered around “super-hydrides” – hydrogen-rich materials that have demonstrated superconductivity under high pressures and temperatures. While the retracted Nature paper focused on a purported superconductor made of hydrogen, lutetium, and nitrogen, researchers emphasize that numerous other…

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Title: Vatican Calls for Coordinated Effort in Combatting Growing Masonic Membership in the Philippines In a call for action against the rising membership in Masonic Lodges in the Philippines, the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (DDF), together with Pope Francis, has urged the country’s bishops to devise a strategic plan. The DDF’s recent note emphasizes the presence of a significant number of sympathizers and associates who believe that being part of both the Catholic Church and Freemasonry is compatible. To tackle this issue, the DDF has proposed a two-pronged approach for the bishops. Firstly, they are encouraged to…

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Title: Significant Drop in Illegal Border Crossings by Venezuelans Linked to Deportation Flights to Crisis-Stricken Country In a development welcomed by the Biden administration, the number of Venezuelans crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally has seen a substantial decline, dropping by an impressive 46% in October compared to the previous month. This sharp decrease appears to be closely tied to the administration’s decision to initiate the deportation of some migrants directly to crisis-stricken Venezuela. Agreements were reached between the U.S. and Venezuelan governments in early October, marking a significant milestone since Venezuela had previously refused to accept the return of its…

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SAG-AFTRA Implements New Payment Model for Streaming Performers In a major development, the Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) has announced a new payment structure for actors working on high-performing original streaming series and films. Under the new agreement, actors will receive a “streaming participation bonus” in addition to their regular compensation. Initially, SAG-AFTRA had proposed a revenue sharing model, wherein actors would receive a percentage of the revenue generated from streaming platforms. However, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) objected to this proposal and expressed concerns about the accuracy of…

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