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Apple Loop: Powerful iPhone 16 Pro Leaks, Surprise iPad Launch, Apple’s Missing MacBook

Taking a look back at another week of news and headlines from Cupertino, this week’s Apple Loop includes the latest iPhone 16 and 16 Pro leaks, fixing the iPhone 15 screen burn, iPhone sales fall, MacBook Air delays, the new Apple Pencil, a surprising iPad release, updating your iPhone at the Apple Store, and all

BTR-82A Massacre: Russian Regiments Lost 13 Of The Vehicles In On Day

In 2009, the Arzamas Machine-Building Plant in Arzamas, in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast 250 miles east of Moscow, revealed a new variant of the BTR-82 armored personnel carrier. The BTR-82A—a 17-ton, eight-wheel APC with a stabilized 7.62-millimeter machine gun and extra Kevlar armor—was meant for export. But in 2013, the Russian defense ministry ordered the vehicle

Are ‘Spider-Man 2’ And ‘Starfield’ As Buggy As Players’ Posts Suggest?

I’ve noticed a trend recently that would seem to be in line with the old “all big AAA games release as buggy messes” notion that gamers have had for a while. And yet as time goes on, I’m starting to believe maybe that’s a lot more inaccurate than all the frequently posted examples may suggest.

Here’s Why Sidney Powell’s Guilty Plea Could Be ‘Devastating’ For Trump In Georgia Case

Topline Far-right attorney Sidney Powell [pleaded guilty](https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2023/10/19/sidney-powell-pleads-guilty-in-georgia-election-case/?sh=7cb5aedf1044) to six misdemeanor charges Thursday for her efforts to overturn the 2020 election, taking a plea deal from prosecutors in Fulton County, Georgia, which legal experts speculate could have a significant impact on her co-defendants—including former President Donald Trump. Key Facts Powell [pleaded guilty](https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2023/10/19/sidney-powell-pleads-guilty-in-georgia-election-case/?sh=7cb5aedf1044) to six counts of

Trump Threatened With Imprisonment For ‘Blatant Violation’ Of Gag Order In Fraud Trial

Updated Oct 20, 2023, 11:18am EDT Topline The judge overseeing the civil fraud trial against former President Donald Trump and his company threatened “serious sanctions” — including potential imprisonment — against the ex-president Friday after Trump appeared to violate the gag order barring him from speaking about the court’s staff, multiple outlets reported . Key