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Subscribers can play these games in December and January.
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While Bluesky is still considerably smaller than Threads, which with 275 million users is its biggest rival, there are signs that Threads users have been increasingly curious about the upstart. "Bluesky" has been a trending topic on Threads in recent days and an in-app search suggestion shows there are more than 19,000 posts about "Bluesky." Bluesky itself has also made a push to win over Threads users in recent weeks by posting regularly on the Meta-owned service.
That effort seems to be working. A month ago, Engadget noted, the service had just under 9 million users. Its mobile app also has the top spot in Apple's App Store, followed by Threads and ChatGPT. Its recent success also seems to be driven, at least in
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Apple last week replaced the M3 Max MacBook Pro with the new M4 Max ?MacBook Pro?, and we picked up one of the new high-end ?MacBook Pro? machines to see how it compares to the prior model with both benchmarks and real-world tests.
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 Apple has returned to using two 128GB storage chips in the new Mac mini with 256GB of storage, according to a partial teardown video shared on social media today. This means the base-model Mac mini with the M4 chip will not have significantly slower SSD speeds compared to higher-end configurations of the computer with 512GB, 1TB, or 2TB of storage, as multiple NAND chips allows for faster SSD read and write speeds.
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