| October 24, 2022. National Food Day! We think this one speaks for itself, but remember to focus on healthier options from time to time. Sure, pizza's great, but so are broccoli, fish, and soups. Regardless, eat something you like today! | | | ⏰ Today's Big Stories... in 30 Seconds | | | Today We Watched, Read, and Listened to (so you don't have to): | | 194 articles, 5 podcasts, 6 press releases, 297 tweets, and 13 YouTube videos | | | 1. YouTube's Premium Family Plan Will Soon Be More Expensive | | Is your family enjoying YouTube Premium? Because the tier is increasing to $22.99/month starting in November. Individual and student accounts will seemingly remain the same at $11.99 and $6.99 per month, respectively, but it's fine, right? It's not like you have other monthly subscriptions to pay for. | | 2. Apple Pencil Adapter for 10th-Gen iPad Will Have Delayed Shipping | | We hope you weren't eager to use your older Apple Pencil with the new iPad when it releases next week, because the adapter you need to make them play nice won't arrive for almost another month. Still, at least it works, unlike the second-gen Apple Pencil, which isn't compatible with the new iPad at all. | | 3. New Snapchat+ Feature Lets You Decide When Stories Expire | | Snapchat+ has several new features that aim to improve how users interact with posts. The most notable is Custom Story Expiration, allowing people to set Snaps on their story to expire after one hour or up to one week. Perfect for making sure everyone has plenty of time to see those well-crafted stories. | | | Apple has a new M2 iPad Pro and entry-level iPad, but who are those tablets really for? Charlie Sorrel isn't sure they're for anyone, especially since they're more expensive and only slightly different from their predecessors. | | | It's no wonder Snapchat is trying to make its paid tier more appealing. With over 300 million daily active users, imagine the revenue they could get from subscriptions alone. Keep it up with those new features, Snapchat! | | | "What a weird way to train your laptop." —Jerri Ledford, Senior News Editor | | | Is an 85-inch TV too big? Naaaaah! | | Sure, your 55-inch TV is fine and you sit close enough to see everything, but imagine having a bigger one that takes up your entire wall? That's what you get with Sony's 85-Inch Class X85K 4K HDR Google TV (whoa, that's a mouthful). Just do us a favor and make sure it'll actually fit inside your home. | | | Trying to catch up on what's happening in the world of video games? Join the Nextlander crew as they discuss Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope, Scorn, Bayonetta 3, A Plague Tale: Requiem, and more. | | |
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