Twitter adds third-party signup with Apple or Google
Twitter has introduced third-party login support, letting users create accounts and log in to the social network with their Apple or Google accounts (via 9to5Mac). […]
Month: August 2021
Facebook is requiring all US employees to wear masks in offices
Facebook announced on Monday that all employees will be required to wear masks when offices reopen. The policy goes into effect on August 3rd and […]
The pandemic is over in Pokémon Go for players from New Zealand and the US
Niantic reverted some of the pandemic-era changes made to Pokémon Go in the US and New Zealand on Sunday, including reducing the distance you need […]
Microsoft is ready to rent Windows 365 cloud PCs for as little as $20 per month
Today Microsoft opened availability for Windows 365, the cloud PC setup that lets businesses stream Windows 10 or Windows 11 via a web browser. As […]
Twitch’s new ads are way less disruptive
Twitch is experimenting with a new type of ad format for streamers that appears to be much less disruptive than the pre- and mid-roll ads […]
Amazon’s Lord of the Rings series will premiere in September 2022
One of Amazon’s most anticipated originals to date, a yet-unnamed Lord of the Rings original series, will officially debut on Prime Video on Friday, September […]
Google launches its own Tensor chipset to power Pixel 6 phones – morningtidings
Google announced that it has made its own SoC for powering the AI and machine learning (ML) in the upcoming Pixel 6 series phones. Dubbed […]
Senate negotiators release bipartisan infrastructure bill
On Sunday, a bipartisan group of senators released their over $1 trillion infrastructure package after weeks of negotiations. As written, the bill authorizes over $500 […]
The shadow of the chip shortage is looming over tech’s big quarter
Tech earnings this quarter were, to the surprise of no one, high. But amid the record-settling revenues, the looming specter of the global semiconductor shortage […]
Twitter verifies fake Cormac McCarthy account (again)
Twitter’s verification process is notoriously slapdash, but you’d expect the company not to fall for the exact same fake twice, right? Wrong! In 2012, Twitter […]