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Mar 10, 2021 08:00 EST with 5 comments Instagram has become the latest app to receive a lite alternative suited for low-end devices. Facebook, which runs Instagram, has launched the 2 MB app in 170 countries. Typically, Instagram comes in at 30 MB but because much of the code has been offloaded into the cloud, the Instagram Lite package only needs to carry the essentials. With this being a lite app, it doesn’t come with the same feature set as the normal Instagram app but it does include many that people rely on every day such as video support, messaging, dark mode, GIFs, and ...

Tone Empire Model 5000 Described as a “punchy hybrid compressor with controllable Low End Thrusting”, the Model 5000 draws its inspiration from both the classic API and SSL hardware designs. Based on a VCA compressor topography, the Model 5000 has the same ratio, attack and release times as an SSL bus compressor but it’s augmented by something called Knock. Essentially, this is a software interpretation of API’s Thrust topography, a form of side-chain EQ that helps to deliver/retain low-end weight when compressing; certainly, the low end from this plug-in comes across as sounding ...

A new song by A Tribe Called Quest's Phife Dawg has been released posthumously, titled 'Nutshell Pt.2' and featuring Busta Rhymes and Redman.

Lockdown Will Take Toll on Malaysia’s Already Steep Yield Curve Bloomberg 1/22/2021 Marcus Wong (Bloomberg) -- Malaysia’s yield curve has raced higher over the past year and is now near the steepest since 2017. The return to a strict lockdown and delays to vaccine distribution mean it may have further to run. The spread between the nation’s three-year and 10-year sovereign debt climbed above 90 basis points last week, up from just 16 basis points before the coronavirus selloff in March. The tighter lockdown announced Jan. 11 and the imposition of a state of emergency t...

Of the scores of industries that the COVID-19 pandemic has upended, the PC industry is one of the few that looks to emerge significantly better off than it was in the "before times." Shipments of PCs are already up significantly, transformed seemingly overnight from a stagnant technology being pushed aside by smartphones to an essential tool for an era of learning and working from home. And that era looks to be long-lasting, if not permanent.  If the second personal computing revolution is going to stick, though, it needs worthy hardware. Key component manufacturers—notably, AMD, Intel, an...