| ⏰ Today's Big Stories... in 30 Seconds | | | Today We Watched, Read, and Listened to (so you don't have to): | | 214 articles, 6 podcasts, 10 press releases, 400 tweets, and 13 YouTube videos | | | 1. Check Your Wallets—HBO Max's Ad-Free Tier Gets a Price Increase | | 2. Nvidia Broadcast Can Now Pretend to Be Your Eyes | | If your big problem with video calls is you can't look away from the camera while talking, Nvidia's Broadcast software can now simulate eye contact for you. Useful? Maybe. Kinda weird? Definitely. Now you can check your phone during a meeting without anyone knowing. Just gotta keep it off camera. | | 3. Spotify Stream On Event Set for Early March | | | If you've noticed your iPhone photos steadily getting more garish, unnatural, and just plain weird over the last few years, Charlie Sorrel wants you to know you're not alone, and it may actually be HDR's fault. | | | Cable and Streaming are still duking it out | | | When people turn on their TVs, they're primarily doing so to stream a movie or TV show. That's not to say it's dominating TV time, as Cable and Broadcast TV aren't too far behind, but come on, who isn't spending time with Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+, and the rest these days? | | | "Video games + exercise? Madness." —Tim Fisher, Group GM & SVP, Tech & Sustainability | | Struggling with a video game boss? Apparently, exercise can help. No, really. Just a few quick sit-ups, dips, and floor touches can get you in the zone. Who knew!? (Share on Twitter) | | | Video games are fun, but they can also help us process our feelings. Take the Minecraft server ExperienceCraft, for example, which aims to help kids deal with loss, anxiety, and more. Definitely doing it right with this one. | | |
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