In the last Chainsaw Man chapter‚ things get intense for Denji as people start accusing him of pretending to be the Chainsaw Man. Even though Quanxi tries to help‚ the crowd doesn't believe them. Meanwhile‚ a battle unfolds between Asa and Yoshida‚ with some serious powers at play. Asa pulls off a crazy move‚ turning her room into a weapon! But things get wilder when Yoru takes control. The action is heating up‚ and it looks like big things are on the horizon.

Finally‚ the long-awaited battle between Toman and Tenjiku started in the previous episode of Tokyo Revengers. As Toman arrived with fewer members‚ the odds were certainly stacked against them. Before the actual battle started‚ Tenjiku members demanded a one-on-one showdown‚ in which Peh Yan triumphed easily by finishing the fight with a single punch. However‚ Izana defeats Peh Yan‚ highlighting his strength and leadership in an instant. On the other hand‚ Chifuyu faced Mocchi‚ Hakkai confronted another Tenjiku member‚ and Takemichi targeted Kisaki.

The Marksman Rifle category of Modern Warfare 3 is filled with semi-auto and bolt-action rifles tailored for mid-to-long-range gunfights. With the launch of MW3‚ a total of four new semi-auto Marksman Rifles have been added‚ each with its own strengths and weaknesses. One of these rifles is the MTZ Interceptor‚ a gun that is by no means meta as of right now.

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One of the greatest advantages of the iPad regarding Macs is the ability to set up a cellular plan on the company's tablets. In his Power On newsletter‚ Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says a cellular MacBook is in the works‚ but‚ unfortunately‚ seeing Apple release it will be challenging. In his newsletter‚ the journalist talks about the success of the Apple Silicon chips and Apple's goals to release its cellular modem and‚ eventually‚ its Bluetooth and Wi-Fi processor to replace Broadcom's. This is a follow-up to last week's story about Apple delaying its 5G modem for at least 2026 due to roadblocks in the development process of this technology. Interestingly‚ Gurman adds that the success of this chip will make Apple not only ditch Qualcomm but also integrate this modem into all products‚ including a cellular MacBook. He writes: "The real test will be whether Apple can successfully apply its do-it-yourself approach to new areas. That includes building its own cellular modem‚ a component that’s now expected to be ready around 2026. The company will then probably need two or three additional years to get that chip inside cellular versions of the Apple Watch and iPad — and the Mac‚ once the part is integrated into the company’s system-on-a-chip." A cellular MacBook will only launch if Apple masters its in-house 5G chip With that in mind‚ a cellular MacBook could be released later this decade‚ from 2028 onwards. If that turns out to be accurate‚ it means users will finally be able to use their MacBook models on the go without creating a personal hotspot from their iPhones. This will be especially beneficial for journalists‚ digital nomads‚ and people who work in local coffee shops‚ libraries‚ book shops‚ etc.‚ meaning they won't need to get a caffè's Wi-Fi or see their iPhone battery deteriorate after creating a hotspot. Unfortunately‚ what makes me sketch about this report is that Apple is having difficulty creating its own cellular chip‚ which is nowhere near being done – or competing with Qualcomm. Since Apple can't fail with this processor once it's out‚ I don't think the company will be able to replace Qualcomm that soon‚ meaning a cellular MacBook seems almost scrapped. BGR will keep reporting on Apple's plans to release a cellular MacBook. Don't Miss: Postponing Apple’s 5G modem is vital to avoid a repeat of the 2012 Maps fiasco The post Apple reportedly has a cellular MacBook Pro in the works‚ but there’s a catch appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Black Friday deals of 2023: Early deals are live now Trending Right Now: iPhone 16 series rumored to get these 5 big upgrades in 2024 ChatGPT could not have hallucinated OpenAI’s CEO mess any better: Microsoft hires Sam Altman The universe began with two big bangs‚ new study claims

It has been an incredibly dramatic weekend over at OpenAI‚ concluding with Satya Nadella announcing that Sam Altman and Greg Brockman "together with colleagues" will join Microsoft "to lead a new advanced AI research team." Microsoft is the most important investor in OpenAI and uses ChatGPT to power its Bing Chat/Copilot services. Hours earlier‚ news dropped that the OpenAI board chose Emmett Shear as the company's CEO. That's OpenAI's third CEO in as many days. OpenAI fired Altman on Friday‚ with Mira Murati having acted as interim CEO. Then‚ reports over the weekend said the board was willing to hire Sam Altman back as CEO. And the former CEO confirmed that he was back at OpenAI headquarters negotiating a new deal. It's still unclear what caused the rift between the Altman/Brockman side and Ilya Sutskever‚ prompting the latter to engineer the coup on Friday. If anything‚ what happened between Friday and early Monday sounds like a ChatGPT hallucination. You'll have a hard time believing any of it and feel compelled to seek more information while you speculate on what went on and what will happen next. Continue reading... The post ChatGPT could not have hallucinated OpenAI’s CEO mess any better: Microsoft hires Sam Altman appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Black Friday deals of 2023: Early deals are live now Trending Right Now: iPhone 16 series rumored to get these 5 big upgrades in 2024 Apple reportedly has a cellular MacBook Pro in the works‚ but there’s a catch The universe began with two big bangs‚ new study claims

On Sunday‚ California Gov. Gavin Newsom‚ who has repeatedly said he is not running against President Joe Biden‚ released a new ad targeting Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' six-week abortion ban as the two governors prepare to debate later this month.

Rep. Kevin McCarthy‚ R-Calif.‚ in an interview on Fox News' "Sunday Morning Futures‚" suggested the ongoing ethics investigation into Rep. Matt Gaetz‚ R-Fla.‚ has the potential to parallel the situation of Rep. George Santos‚ R-N.Y.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin made an unannounced visit to Kyiv on Monday in a high-profile push to keep money and weapons flowing to Ukraine even as U.S. and international resources are stretched by the new global risks raised by the Israel-Hamas conflict.