Telex: Japan wants the end of floppy disks

Telex: Japan wants the end of floppy disks

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 Telex: Japan wants the end of floppy disks, Lenovo updates its ThinkPad X1 Fold, Twitter launches the Edit button for paying subscribers
The editorial staff of Computer World ,

- Twitter launches Edit button for paid subscribers. 
Lenovo presented the 2022 version of its ThinkPad X1 Fold laptop at IFA in Berlin.  (Photo credit: Lenovo)
Lenovo presented the 2022 version of its ThinkPad X1 Fold laptop at IFA in Berlin.  (Photo credit: Lenovo)

Requested for a long time, this functionality which allows to modify the tweets finally arrives. It has been tested internally for a few months and will first be offered to Twitter Blue subscribers later this month. So to benefit from it, you will have to pay a monthly subscription of 5 dollars per month. 

The edit tweet option gives users the ability to correct text and add tags to a post within 30 minutes of its initial posting, according to a statement. An edited tweet will have a label, icon, and timestamp indicating that it has been edited, and users can tap the label to view the tweet's edit history and view past versions.

Example of an "edited" tweet given by Twitter

- Japan wants the end of floppy disks The Japanese government intends to put an end to the use of diskettes imposed by several laws. No less than 1,900 texts concern how data can be shared with the government, many of which stipulate the use of diskettes or CD-ROMs, downloading data from the Internet not being authorized for security reasons. To begin this work, the ministry in charge of digital has published a decree to eliminate the use of obsolete technologies, including floppy disks.

- Lenovo updates its ThinkPad X1 Fold . Laptop and tablet with a foldable screen, the Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Fold is surprising, but sports an ambitious form factor. 

The manufacturer presented the 2022 version of the terminal which embeds Intel Core U-series i5 and i7 chips from 12thgeneration, up to 32GB LPDDR5 memory and up to 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD storage. Its screen gains in size with 16.3 inches against 13.3 inches previously. An effort has been made on the thinness of the laptop because it is only 8.6 mm thick when unfolded, and 17.4 mm when folded. 

On the other hand, it is a little heavier than its predecessor with 1.28 kg alone and 1.9 kg with the keyboard and the support. Available in the United States for 2,499 dollars excluding VAT, it will not be marketed in Europe until January 2023, but the prices are not yet known.


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