Sinners’ remarkable run hasn’t finished just yet.

Ryan Coogler’s genre-busting drama amassed 16 Oscar nominationsthis morning, the most for any movie in history — topping the previous record shared by 1950’s All About Eve, 1997’s Titanic and 2016’s La La Land. The tally includes a major showing above the line — with nods in best picture, lead actor (Michael B. Jordan), supporting actor (Delroy Lindo), supporting actress (Wunmi Mosaku), director and original screenplay (both Coogler) — and indicates serious strength opposite presumed front-runner One Battle After Another, which runs close behind with double-digit nominations and the winner of best-picture prizes from the Critics Choice and Golden Globe Awards.

Prior to announcing on Jan. 21 that he has reached a “framework of a future deal” on Greenland with the secretary general of NATO, President Donald Trump had insisted that the United States needed to acquire Greenland for national security reasons — and at first, he wouldn’t rule out potentially taking the territory over by force.

In a Jan. 21 speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Trump said, “I don’t want to use force; I won’t use force.”

Throughout his initial push to claim Greenland for the U.S., Trump made several claims about the island in the Arctic, which is home to about 56,000 people, including statements questioning Denmark’s documented ownership of Greenland and statements suggesting that the U.S. needs “ownership to defend” Greenland. Some of his claims are false.

In this story, we’ll present what the president has said and the facts.

In recent days, two apps called NonUSA (UdenUSA) and Made O’Meter have surged in downloads in the Danish App Store, which also serves users in Greenland.

According to Sensor Tower data, NonUSA is currently the most-downloaded app in Denmark, with Made O’Meter ranking fourth. TechCrunch reports that, based on data by Appfigures, “NonUSA became the No. 1 app on Wednesday, after earlier jumping from No. 6 on Tuesday, up from No. 441 on January 9“.

Apple has been accused of infringing on a European patent covering gaze correction, the feature used to correct a user’s eye line in FaceTime calls.

Apple is frequently the subject of patent infringement lawsuits, often over major technology features such as its continued battle with Masimo over the Apple Watch. However, sometimes it is caught out by attempts to sue over its smallest features.

In a lawsuit that started via a complaint with the Unified Patent Court on December 5, EyesMatch accuses Apple of infringing patent EP2,936,439, reports IP Fray. At the same time, EyesMatch is also taking on Nvidia over the same patent.

’Watch the official trailer for Season 2 of The Last Thing He Told Me starring Jennifer Garner. The Apple TV drama returns globally on February 20.

While it may not seem like it, the Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro and iPad Air does run firmware, and it needs updates from time to time, which Apple has released on Tuesday.

On Tuesday, firmware updates were issued for more recent models of Apple’s Magic Keyboard, intended for use with 11-inch and 13-inch variants of the iPad Pro, and the iPad Air. It’s rare to see firmware updates for these accessories, but they do release from time to time.

Specifically, versions of the Magic Keyboard compatible with iPad Pros running the M4 and M5 received an update with version 1872.544.772, up from the previous 0680.0220.0301. The Magic Keyboard for the iPad Air with M3, meanwhile, can be updated to firmware version 1024.320.771, increasing the version number from 0350.0135.0303.