Instapaper Highlights
Edition — March 2, 2021
A few highlights from my reading in Instapaper the last few days. Enjoy…
All U.S. Apple Stores Now Open a Year After Closures Began
“All of Apple Inc.’s 270 U.S. retail stores are now open in some capacity for the first time since closures due to the Covid-19 pandemic began nearly a year ago.”
Kuo: Apple Could Launch Foldable iPhone With 7.5–8 Inch Display in 2023
“In a wide-ranging research note today outlining a roadmap for the iPhone lineup, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo shared a tidbit on Apple’s foldable iPhone plans, indicating that the company could launch a device with a 7.5–8 inch display in 2023.”
“Apple TV+ has added a Golden Globe to its lineup of accolades. Last night, Jason Sudeikis picked up an award for his lead role in Ted Lasso. The show has been a breakout hit for Apple’s streaming service with wide recognition from viewers and critics alike.”
FBI director says domestic terrorism cases have soared to 2,000 in recent months
“The FBI director told the panel that the problem of domestic terrorism “has been metastasizing around the country for a long time now, and it’s not going away anytime soon.” And Wray insisted that the FBI had been aggressively warning about the growing threat, saying, ‘whenever we’ve had the chance, we’ve tried to emphasize that this is a top concern.”’
Why Johnson & Johnson’s one-shot Covid-19 vaccine is a game changer
“One big reason to be excited about the new Johnson & Johnson vaccine for Covid-19, which was authorized by the Food and Drug Administration over the weekend for emergency use in the US: Unlike the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines already in use, it requires only one shot for full protection.”
