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The Nintendo Switch 2 version of Persona 3 Reload has received a new patch that increases the game performance in a number of areas.  The version 1.03 update now adds a performance mode for docked play that targets 60 FPS. That’s only targeting 60fps but should hopefully find it a lot smoother.  Both TV mode and Handheld mode also now have “improved framerate rate stability” independent of that performance mode. To see the changes, you can update the game now, or there is a new demo coming over the next few days with the updates.  Persona 3 Reload Version 1.03 patch notes Performance Mode (only available in TV Mode) – targets 60 FPS TV Mode and Handheld Mode – improved frame rate stability The Nintendo Switch 2 patch update for the free demo will take place in the coming days (exact time TBD) Persona 3 Reload is currently 15% off on the eShop until December 31st, 2025. In our review of the game, we said “Persona 3 Reload is a visually impressive remake that honours the original in many ways and enhances it in presentation. The graphics and animation are among the best the series has delivered so far, giving new life to a

The Suva High Court will decide on bail for the man accused of setting fire to the QVS Club House in Suva in June this year on 6th January, after receiving his psychiatric evaluation report. Nigel Yogesh Singh is charged with one count of arson. The counsel for the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions told the court that they have not received the psychiatric evaluation report as yet. While seated in the dock, Singh interjected, asking how long the process would take, saying he has been waiting for a long time. He told Justice Dane Tuiqereqere that he does not have a mental illness. Justice Tuiqereqere has ordered St Giles Hospital to provide the psychiatric report by 2nd January, after which he will consider the bail application. Singh again interjected, stating he has no family in Fiji to act as sureties as they are overseas, and that he is homeless and begs on the streets. Justice Tuiqereqere directed Legal Aid counsel Tobia Ravuniwa to speak with Singh regarding his bail application.  » Read More

A federal judge in California recently delivered a significant decision in one of the most closely watched technology litigation cases of the year, resulting in the LinkedIn Antitrust Settlement Rejection. The judge refused to grant preliminary approval to a proposed class action settlement between LinkedIn and millions of users who alleged the company engaged in anticompetitive practices. Background: Antitrust Claims Against LinkedIn The lawsuit at the center of this dispute was filed in 2022 by a group of LinkedIn subscribers, including users of LinkedIn’s paid premium services. Plaintiffs claimed that LinkedIn used restrictive contractual terms to hinder competition from third-party rivals effectively monopolizing the professional social networking market and allowing the company to maintain high prices for premium offerings. LinkedIn offers a suite of services and tools that professionals and businesses use for recruiting, networking, and talent development. Users who pay for premium accounts often do so for advanced analytics and enhanced access to network data. The plaintiffs in the antitrust case argued that LinkedIn’s business practices limited competitors’ ability to innovate and compete, thereby restraining market entry. Proposed Settlement and Conditions Under the proposed settlement, LinkedIn agreed to amend certain contractual practices for a period of three years. Specifically

UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music UCLA Newsroom December 22, 2025 Don’t miss UCLA Philharmonia’s 21st Annual All-Star Concert at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 31, in Schoenberg Hall. The concert features solos by the winners of the fall 2025 All-Star competition. Each year, the competition offers music department students the opportunity to audition to perform as soloists with the flagship orchestra of the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music. The group has been led by distinguished professor Neal Stulberg since 2005. The concert is free and open to the public. No RSVP is required, but early arrival is recommended. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. The event will also be livestreamed.

Trending on Billboard People have tried bribing their way into The Bluebird Cafe. For an independent venue tucked away in a Nashville strip mall, The Bluebird has folks trying to get in at all hours of the day just to get a peak at the storied space that has been instrumental in the careers of giants like Garth Brooks, Taylor Swift and many more. “I would be counting money on a Sunday morning and people would be banging on the door having to get in,” says Bluebird Cafe COO and GM Erika Wollam Nichols. “When I wouldn’t let them in, they came around the back and started waiving $20 bills at me and I’m like, ‘No!’” Related The enthusiasm would seem outsized for an 86-capacity club five miles outside of downtown Nashville that hasn’t seen much renovation beyond sound system upgrades and regularly changing the carpet. But – like many independent venues that have survived the turbulent live music industry for more than four decades – its allure is in the lore. Before any stars graced the stage, The Bluebird Cafe was a 100-seat restaurant opened by Amy Kurland in a former drugstore turned poolhall in 1982. According to Wollam

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Former LinkedIn executive to scale IAS's data science and AI capabilities worldwide , /PRNewswire/ -- Integral Ad Science (Nasdaq: IAS), a leading global media measurement and optimization platform, today announced that Melissa Furze joined the company as Head of Data Science at IAS reporting to the Chief Technology Officer. Melissa will lead the company's global data science, AI, and analytics strategy, partnering closely with product, engineering, and the commercial teams to accelerate innovation, strengthen protection and performance capabilities, and deliver trusted, data-driven outcomes for advertisers and publishers worldwide. "Mel brings an exceptional combination of deep technical expertise, global leadership, and commercial impact," said Lisa Utzschneider, CEO of Integral Ad Science. "Her experience building AI-powered data organizations and translating insights into real customer value will be instrumental as IAS leans into our AI-first strategy to leverage our deep data insights to power new solutions that make advertising more valuable." Melissa brings more than two decades of global leadership experience in data, analytics, AI, and customer insights to the company. She joins IAS from LinkedIn, where she most recently served as Global Vice President of Customer Science for LinkedIn Marketing Solutions and as a member of the LinkedIn Marketing Solutions Executive Team, reporting