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Chicago Tribune New records show Gov. J.B. Pritzker has spent $350 million to win his two terms in office In his two winning campaigns to become Illinois’ chief executive, billionaire Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker, the nation’s wealthiest politician, has spent $350 million, including more than $167 million to defeat Republican Darren Bailey by nearly 13 percentage points in November, according to newly released state and federal campaign records. Bailey, a former state senator from… Source link

Apple Inc.’s AAPL AirTags have remained dominant in the Bluetooth tracker market, with people spending billions to help keep track of their things.  But there hasn’t been a viable alternative. Tile, which only tracks using the owner’s device, lost its competitive edge after Apple implemented tracking features associated with pinging nearby phones. MaxTracker, a startup raising funds on StartEngine, is improving on Tile and AirTag technology. MaxTracker is creating a 5G device that uses… Source link

Google is working on its own location tracking tag to compete with Apple AirTags and Tile trackers, according to developer and leaker Kuba Wojciechowski (via The Verge). The developer claims to have discovered references to the upcoming first-party tags in Google’s Fast Pair method for quickly pairing nearby Bluetooth devices. The device is said to be codenamed “Grogu,” after the baby Yoda character from “The Mandalorian” Star Wars series, and is being developed by the Google Nest… Source link

Google is reportedly working on a location tracking tag to compete with the likes of Apple’s AirTags and Tile trackers, according to developer (and reliable leaker) Kuba Wojciechowski. Wojciechowski discovered references that indicate Google is working on support for locator tags in Fast Pair — Google’s method for quickly pairing nearby Bluetooth devices — and claims in a Twitter thread that Google is developing its own first-party tracker to use with the feature (seen via

Codenamed ‘Grogu’, the tracker would tap into a new Finder Network When we’re talking smartphone ecosystems, everyone’s quick to compare Google Pixel phones against Apple and its iPhones, but what about their accessories? Apple and Google alike sell plenty of stuff like earbuds and smart speakers, and back in 2021 Apple scored a surprise hit with the introduction of its AirTag trackers. Now a new rumor taps into some fresh evidence to suggest that Google could… Source link

It was only a matter of time until Google launched its own location tracker, similar to Apple’s AirTags, Samsung’s SmartTag, and of course, Tile. According to the developer (and well-sourced leaker) Kuba Wojciechowski, Google’s Nest team is developing a tracker codenamed “Grogu.” It’ll reportedly include an onboard speaker, as well as support for Bluetooth Low Energy and ultra-wideband (UWB). Wojciechowski found evidence of the tracker when he noticed that Google added support for locator… Source link

Former Alabama forward Darius Miles was arrested and reportedly charged with capital murder following a shooting Sunday. (AP Photo/Vasha Hunt) Former Alabama men’s basketball player Darius Miles was reportedly charged with capital murder after a shooting Sunday. Miles, 21, was one of two suspects reportedly charged in the shooting death. Video of Miles leaving the Tuscaloosa County Jail emerged on Twitter on Sunday. Shortly after that footage was released, Miles’ player page on Alabama’s… Source link

Former Alabama forward Darius Miles was arrested and reportedly charged with capital murder following a shooting Sunday. (AP Photo/Vasha Hunt) Former Alabama men’s basketball player Darius Miles was reportedly charged with capital murder after a shooting Sunday. Miles, 21, was one of two suspects reportedly charged in the shooting death. Video of Miles leaving the Tuscaloosa County Jail emerged on Twitter on Sunday. Shortly after that footage was released, Miles’ player page on Alabama’s… Source link

Google and Nvidia have contacted US financial regulators about Microsoft’s proposed $69bn takeover of Activision Blizzard, according to Bloomberg (paywall). Sources told the website both Google and Nvidia had “expressed concerns” to the Federal Trade Commision (FTC), which sued to block the deal in December. The FTC has argued the buyout, which would grant Microsoft ownership of the likes of Call of Duty, World of Warcraft and Candy Crush, would reduce competition… Source link

Google and Nvidia have both reportedly joined Sony in raising concerns to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regarding Microsoft’s planned $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, according to a Bloomberg report. The two companies reportedly contend that by acquiring Activision Blizzard, Microsoft would gain an unfair advantage in the cloud, subscription, and mobile gaming markets. That said, one source told Bloomberg that Nvidia at least is not expressly opposed to the acquisition,… Source link