Jony Ive and Apple's CFO Luca Maestri may be contenders in Ferrari CEO position

Ferrari's CEO Louis Camilleri retired at 65 last week and now the exotic carmaker is in search of a new CEO to take over the reins of the legendary brand as it navigates its transition to hybrid technology. A recent Reuters report cites Apple's chief financial officer Luca Maestri as one of the possible candidates. Long-time Apple industrial designer Jony Ive, who left Apple years ago to form his own studio LoveFrom was also mentioned as a potential candidate.

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CD Projekt Red vows to fix 'Cyberpunk 2077' issues on older-gen consoles

Cyberpunk 2077 is less than a week old, but it's facing heavy criticism, particularly its performance on older-generation consoles. Sony and Microsoft are allowing owners to refund their copies. CD Projekt Red (CDPR) also says gamers can return their boxed copies at the stores they originally bought these from. The issues range from graphical problems to glitches that make it impossible for players to complete quests. CDPR had to issue a hotfix to get rid of the worst problems. 

The developer issued a new statement, apologizing for "not showing the game on base last-gen consoles" before its release. And it promises to release a series of updates in the coming months to bring the game up to parity with the next-generation and PC versions.

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Here are more details about Samsung's Galaxy Smart Tag

There have been bits and pieces of information about Samsung's Bluetooth tracker that have been surfacing online. GSMArena has gathered the pertinent info about the Galaxy Smart Tag, which carries an official model name of EI-T5300. According to the South Korean certification authority, it will run on a single, replaceable 3V CR2032 button cell. A rough translation from Samsung states: "Smart Tag which has button for find phone and loud," which is similar to what Tile offers with its smart trackers.

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Disney+ will get a $3 price increase in Canada this Feb. 2021

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While Canada is finally getting the international version of Hulu, it comes at a cost. Disney will be raising the price of the Disney+ streaming service next year by $3. Starting February 23, 2021, this new pricing will take effect, alongside the launch of Star. This price change means the monthly subscription fee for Disney+ will be $11.99 instead of $8.99. Disney reasons that it won't charge for this additional service, but, of course, the price increase already seems like it's compensating for the addition.

Don't confuse Star for Starz, which is a brand licensed by Bell Media in Canada. Star or the international version of Hulu is expected to get 35 first-run series that will premiere within a year of its launch date. However, Disney didn't specify what titles these will be, nor did they mention what titles from their existing catalogue will come to Star in Canada.

Source: CBC