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Masters 2026 Round 1: How to watch on TV and streaming, plus key groups
sports2 days ago

Masters 2026 Round 1: How to watch on TV and streaming, plus key groups

The Masters 2026 Round 1 viewing guide outlines TV and streaming options: Prime Video from 1–3 p.m., ESPN from 3 p.m. to about 7:30 p.m.; CBS Sports Network will air Masters on the Range for two hours, and ESPN will feature Welcome to the Masters (10 a.m.–noon). Masters.com and the Masters app offer multiple live feeds (range, on-course holes 4,5,6, Amen Corner, holes 15–16) plus two featured-group channels, along with the published Thursday tee times and groups to watch for rounds one and two.

via The Augusta Chronicle|
#golf#live-streaming#masters-tournament
NFL keeps Super Bowl LXII date flexible amid 18-game scheduling talks
sports11 days ago

NFL keeps Super Bowl LXII date flexible amid 18-game scheduling talks

The NFL has not set a firm date for Super Bowl LXII in Atlanta, arguing that flexibility remains as the league weighs the potential shift to an 18-game season by 2027. NFL executive Peter O’Reilly said the lack of a specific date isn’t unusual, and, depending on whether the league moves to 17 or 18 games (and how many byes are used), the 2028 Super Bowl could fall in a window from Feb. 13–27. A decision on the 17 vs 18-game format is expected around Week 1 of the 2027 season, in coordination with the new NFL Players Association leadership.

via NBC Sports|
#18-game-season#atlanta-2028#nfl
Channel Surfer Reimagines YouTube as a 40-Channel Cable Grid for 2026
internet27 days ago

Channel Surfer Reimagines YouTube as a 40-Channel Cable Grid for 2026

Channel Surfer is a new website that recreates the cable-TV channel-surfing vibe for YouTube, displaying videos in a 40-channel grid with scheduled play times. The interface mimics a cable guide, you can flip between channels but can’t skip, pause, or rewind, emphasizing discovery over personalized algorithms. Created by Steven Irby to escape algorithm fatigue, the project offers a nostalgic, list-like way to stumble upon videos rather than a full viewing experience.

via Gizmodo|
#cable-grid#channel-surfer#internet
Six Scheduling Shifts For The PGA Tour: Rolapp Signals Fan-First Reboot
sports1 month ago

Six Scheduling Shifts For The PGA Tour: Rolapp Signals Fan-First Reboot

PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp floated six themes for a potential future schedule (targeted for 2027): a two-track calendar with a second tier feeding signature events; a longer season with roughly 21–26 events and a weekly cut; promotion and relegation between a top 'A Tour' and the rest; more events in major markets; starting the season in the West at a marquee venue; and the possible addition of match play to the postseason. He stressed these ideas are not yet official and emphasized a fan-first approach.

via OutKick|
#golf#match-play#pga-tour
Gemini helps Google Calendar schedule smarter by suggesting meeting times based on attendees' calendars
technology2 months ago

Gemini helps Google Calendar schedule smarter by suggesting meeting times based on attendees' calendars

Google is rolling out a Gemini-powered feature in Google Calendar that automatically suggests the best meeting times by checking attendees' calendars and potential conflicts. Available to paid Google Workspace users on Business Standard/Plus and Enterprise Standard/Plus (plus the Google AI Pro for Education add-on), the feature initially lands on Rapid Release domains and will roll out to Scheduled Release domains on February 2. Organizers can pick from the suggested slots and reschedule if invites are declined, but it requires access to attendees' calendars and isn’t yet available to all users.

via Engadget|
#gemini#google#google-calendar
technology2 months ago

Time Slice Extension Nears Merge as Linux 7.0 Looms

A long-gestating feature, the Linux Time Slice Extension based on Restartable Sequences could finally merge in the upcoming kernel cycle, letting user-space opportunistically extend CPU time slices to avoid preemption during critical sections. Patches have advanced to the tip/sched/core branch and may ride the next merge window alongside other scheduler changes, with Linus Torvalds set to decide whether the release will be labeled 6.20 or 7.0.

via Phoronix|
#kernel#linux#rseq
Winter Storm Triggers Widespread Schedule Shifts in the NBA and College Hoops
sports2 months ago

Winter Storm Triggers Widespread Schedule Shifts in the NBA and College Hoops

A historic winter storm forecast to affect up to 34 states is forcing widespread schedule adjustments across the NBA, college basketball, and even an NHL game: some games keep original times (e.g., Mavericks–Lakers), others are moved up (Wizards–Hornets to 12 p.m.; Nashville Predators–Utah to 1:30 p.m.), and several men’s and women’s games are postponed or reshuffled (ACC and Sun Belt adjustments, St. John’s–Xavier; UConn–Seton Hall; Houston–Baylor women postponed to Tuesday). Rice will host back-to-back games, and Richmond–George Mason women’s game will be played with no fans. The storm is expected to bring significant snow and ice, with potential power outages affecting large regions.

via Bleacher Report|
#college-basketball#nba#postponements
Notre Dame-USC Rivalry Ends as Irish Sign Two-Year Deal with BYU
sports3 months ago

Notre Dame-USC Rivalry Ends as Irish Sign Two-Year Deal with BYU

Notre Dame is criticized for backing out of its historic rivalry with USC, citing scheduling conflicts and strategic decisions to secure playoff berths, while USC emphasizes the importance of maintaining the rivalry for its national ambitions. The article portrays Notre Dame as avoiding competition and adjusting traditions for convenience, contrasting with USC's desire to preserve the historic rivalry amidst evolving college football landscapes.

via Los Angeles Times|
#college-football#notre-dame#playoff
Google's Gemini AI Enhances Calendar and Meeting Scheduling
technology5 months ago

Google's Gemini AI Enhances Calendar and Meeting Scheduling

Google has introduced a new AI-powered 'Help me schedule' feature in Gmail that uses Gemini to suggest optimal meeting times based on calendar availability, streamlining the process of scheduling one-on-one meetings. The feature integrates directly into Gmail, allowing users to easily propose times and automatically update calendars when meetings are confirmed. This enhancement is part of Google's broader push to embed AI into its Workspace tools.

via TechCrunch|
#ai#calendar#gmail