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The letter dated October 4, 2021, states that Honor is essentially the “arm” of the Chinese government which now has access to U.S. technology. The letter was co-signed by Senators John Cornyn and Rick Scott, according to Reuters. “Beijing has effectively dodged a critical American export control,” Senator Rubio wrote in the letter. “By failing to act in response, the Department of Commerce risks setting a dangerous precedent and communicating to adversaries that we lack the capacity or willpower to punish blatant financial engineering by an authoritarian regime....

The company said last year that it would be enabling this feature through a software update. But months had gone by and no update was sent out to owners of compatible TVs. It’s now been nearly a year since that announcement and Sony appears to be sending those updates out beginning today. Sony Bravia TVs with an XR processor should get the VRR update soon Sony Bravia TVs with an XR processor should get the VRR update soon...

However, there is an entirely different set of slots that aren’t talked about as often. These aren’t argued over, and few people give them much thought. They are developed, played briefly, and then fall into the mass of options for mobile slot players that may rarely see the light of day. Amongst these sometimes falls a gem that shines slightly brighter than the rest. These games are passed over and underrated, even though they offer the same (and sometimes better) features as many of the best mobile slots....

The data is according to NPD’s Matt Piscatella on Twitter. Which states that the PS5 has broken the 33-month streak of the Nintendo Switch for best-selling console in unit sales. The last time any console did this well was in 2018 with Sony’s PS4. Earlier this year, Sony’s PS5 was deemed the fastest-selling console in US history. And by July Sony had already sold 10 million units of the PS5. Even with the stock shortages....

TikTok was responding to a recent Forbes report that alleged that ByteDance planned to use the popular video-sharing app to monitor the location of “some specific American citizens”. The report said the company’s Internal Audit and Risk Control department was behind the monitoring project. Beijing-based executive Song Ye led the team and reported directly to ByteDance cofounder and CEO Rubo Liang. Citing internal company materials, Forbes reported that ByteDance wanted to use the location information from US users’ devices to surveil them rather than serve tailored ads as the company mentions in its location collection policies....