Logitech to stop making its Harmony line of universal remotes effective immediately, says software and app support will be available for the foreseeable future (Ben Patterson/TechHive)

Yidu Tech, which offers AI software to the health care industry, saw its shares jump 148% in its Hong Kong debut on Friday after raising ~$531M in its IPO (Chloe Lo/Bloomberg)

A partial list of all the EVs that qualify for the new $7,500 tax credit

Apple announces M1 Pro and M1 Max chips for Macs: M1 Pro is 70% faster than M1 and has 2x the GPU performance with a 32GB RAM limit; M1 Max supports 64GB RAM (Chance Miller/9to5Mac)

Sources: Google will lower its commission on all in-app purchases from 30% to 15% in South Korea for developers with less than $1M annual sales, starting July 1 (Yonhap News Agency)

How livestreaming app Bigo, banned in Pakistan in July, had enabled the country's neglected underclass and marginalized groups to speak freely like never before (Saad Khan/Rest of World)

Facebook rolls out a miniplayer that will allow Facebook users to stream music and podcasts from Spotify through the Facebook app on iOS or Android (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)

A marketing manager at Tencent details the company's localization strategy for making Chinese games popular in Japan, where customer acquisition costs are high (Man Zhou/GamesIndustry.biz)

Ferrum raises $9M seed to build its service that prevents medical mistakes using AI, such as by double checking radiology scans (Kyle Wiggers/VentureBeat)

Any consumer product that has a social component baked in has fundamental and asymmetric advantages over competing non-social products in that category (D'Arcy Coolican/Andreessen Horowitz)

Code in Spotify's latest app release reveals new details of its Car Thing project, including a color screen and various mounts for attaching to a car dashboard (Nick Statt/The Verge)