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Also: Spotify isn’t doing too shabby either.

From The Daily Charge: And Spotify is betting podcasts will make it even bigger.

Reports suggest that the Samsung Galaxy S20 could sell for a grand in the US, while Korea may be faced with a price tag of 1.25 million won. We’ve also got info on the S20 Plus and S20 Ultra.

In today’s news, Nvidia launches cloud gaming service GeForce Now, Sony teases us with a PS5 website, and Galaxy Buds+ app goes live.

The Apple co-founders viewed money very differently, Wozniak says in a podcast interview.

The company’s stock drops more than 11% in after-hours trading.

Manipulated media would get pulled down only if it’d likely lead to serious harm.

Expanded Android phone support is on deck for early this year.

The Irish Data Commissioner is investigating whether the two US tech companies are in breach of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation.

Nvidia’s official rollout of its cloud gaming service apps for PC, Mac and Android now opens to all after almost…

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