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Microsoft is rolling out support for third-party widget development and new video calling functions for Chat from Microsoft Teams in its latest developer build of Windows 11. The new features in Preview Build 25217 are available for folks enrolled in the Windows Insider program.

Now, developers can create and test widgets that can be added to the Windows 11 widgets panel. New third-party widgets can only be tested locally on the latest Insider Preview build for now, but can later appear in the Microsoft Store for the shipping version of their apps once the build is formally released to the public. Microsoft says that Widgets can only be created for packaged Win32 apps at this time, but support for Progressive Web App (PWA) Widgets is planned as part of Microsoft Edge 108.

Third-party widgets will eventually appear on the Microsoft Store following Insider testing

The Insider preview also includes a sneak peek (for a limited group of Insiders) at a new video calling experience for Chat from Microsoft Teams on Windows 11. When you open Chat from the taskbar, you’ll soon be able to see a preview of your own video feed, allowing you to fix your appearance or spot any background issues before starting a call. Microsoft hopes to make this experience more broadly available in the coming months, but a ‘small subset of users’ will already have access to the feature as part of a sneak preview release. You can launch Chat from your Windows 11 taskbar

Rolls-Royce announces the 2024 Specter electric ‘super coupe’ with 260 miles of range

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Rolls-Royce revealed its first all-electric vehicle, the 2024 Specter, an ultra-luxury coupe with an estimated 260 miles of range and a price tag that is sure to make even the wealthiest choke on their tea. For those who can afford it, the Specter is expected to make its first customer deliveries starting in late 2023.

The Specter marks the first step toward a fully electrified Rolls-Royce lineup, which the company has said it will achieve by 2030. That stands in contrast to the company’s parent company, BMW, which has yet to declare when it expects to transition to 100 percent EV sales. (Mini, another BMW-owned brand, has also said it would be all-electric by the end of the decade.)

The Specter marks the first step toward a fully electrified Rolls-Royce lineup

In some respects, the Specter is not unlike other luxury coupes from Rolls-Royce: long hood, sleek roofline, pillarless doors — all familiar designs. But a quick glance under the surface reveals the Specter to be unique among the storied British automaker’s lineup thanks to its lithium-ion battery-powered architecture.

But this is more of a design announcement than a full accounting of the Specter’s underlying power train. Rolls-Royce says that most of the relevant specifications, including range, acceleration, and battery capacity, are still “being refined” and that more details will emerge at a later date.

Rolls-Royce also didn’t divulge the price of the Specter but did confirm that it would slot somewhere in between the Cullinan SUV (which starts at

Google is finally making Chrome tablet-friendly TechCrunch

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After ignoring the app experience on Android tablets for years, Google appears increasing focused on turning things around. Earlier this year, the search giant introduced Android 12L, which brought an improved interface and multitasking experience to tablets and foldable. At the developer conference Google IO in May, it promised to finetune over 20 of its own apps for the tablet experience. Now the search giant is beginning to deliver on that pledge, starting with the Chrome browser.

Google has rolled out an update to Chrome for Android tablets that introduces new features such as a side-by-side view for improved tab navigation and the ability to drag and drop information out of Chrome.

The side-by-side view will help users navigate between tabs by swiping across the address bar (as shown in the gif below). This is helpful when you can’t really read tab names in settings such as split-screen.

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The drag-and-drop functionality allows users to move around links, images and text from Chrome to apps such as Gmail, Keep and Photos. Watch it in action in the gif below. Google introduced a similar drag-and-drop support for apps such as Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slide and Keep on Android tablets in July.

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What’s more, the refined Chrome for Android tablets adds a grid layout for tabs to make it easier for users to switch between them — instead of having to traverse through the horizontal line of tabs. The revamp also allows users to see large-sized

Phillies vs. Padres Livestream: How to Watch Game 3 of the NLCS Today

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After splitting the first two games in San Diego, the National League Championship Series shifts to Philadelphia for the next three games. The Phillies blanked the Padres in Game 1 and took an early 4-0 lead in Game 2 before the Padres’ bats came alive and scored eight runs to even the series. After a travel day yesterday, the series resumes in Philly on Friday night. The Phillies will send lefty Ranger Suarez to the mound opposite Joe Musgrove for the Padres. Game 3 starts today at 7:37 pm ET (4:37 pm PT) on FS1.

Here’s how you can watch baseball’s postseason, including the World Series, on live TV streaming services.

Philadelphia Phillies designated hitter Bryce Harper hits a home run — Bryce Harper and the Philadelphia Phillies will be in front of their hometown fans on Friday for Game 3 of the NLCS against the San Diego Padres.

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What’s the schedule for the Padres-Dodgers series?

The Padres beat the Mets in their Wild Card series and then knocked off the heavily favored Dodgers to reach the league championship series. The Phillies eliminated the Cardinals before taking out the world champion Braves to get here.

Here’s the schedule for the Phillies-Padres series (all times ET):

Game 1: Phillies won 2-0
Games 2: Padres won 8-5
Games 3: Padres at Phillies on Friday, Oct. 21, 7:37 pm on FS1
Games 4: Padres at Phillies on Saturday, Oct. 22, 7:45 pm on Fox
Games 5: Padres at Phillies on Sunday, Oct. 23, 2:37 pm on FS1
Games 6: Phillies

Elon Musk is buying Twitter, probably?

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Okay. So it looks like I don’t need to go to Delaware this October. There’s a stay in Elon Musk’s lawsuit against Twitter — which is meant to give the parties time to close the deal. If the deal doesn’t close, the court case is back on for November.

What a year this week has been! On October 4th, Musk filed a nice letter with the SEC saying that, actually, he did intend to do the Twitter deal, and he did intend to do it at $54.20 a share — just as long as the court proceedings stopped. Coincidentally I’m sure, Musk’s twice-delayed deposition was to take place October 6th.

“Yes, we also think Elon Musk should buy us for $54.20 a share in the deal he negotiated himself.”

Look, there are a lot of lawyers in my life, and I love you all dearly, but I know you are absolute psychopaths. (For instance, one of Musk’s firms, Quinn Emanuel, is known for its punishing hikes in exotic locationswhich sometimes require helicopter rescues.) So I’m a little skeptical this is going to work out.

Imagine you are Twitter and you receive this SEC letter. You put out a carefully worded statement to the effect of “yes, we also think Elon Musk should buy us for $54.20 a share in the deal he negotiated himself.” And then you tell Musk, “Okay, prove it’s for real this time.” Maybe that means you need to see some money move hands.