Month: February 2020
Netflix US in March 2020: new movies and shows, including Castlevania season 3
Netflix has revealed everything new that’s coming to the service in the US in March 2020, and there are some clear highlights in there. On the originals front, you can look forward to new seasons of Ozark and the animated hit series Castlevania (one of the best anime around). Unless…
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Android 11 will fix dozens of small annoyances, but what about the apps?
Yesterday, Google released a developer preview of the next version of Android, which is called “Android 11” instead of “Android R” for simplicity (and because Google hates desserts now, that’s canon). It’s earlier than Google has ever released a version of Android, and as I noted in my story on…
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Tokyo 2020: The dark web is hacker gold
If the sophisticated cyberattacks on the 2018 Winter Olympics in Seoul – which only recently came to detailed light – are any indication, the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo will be cyber honey to legions of well-equipped, experienced, and possibly state-funded targeted attacker flies. About the author David Carmiel, CTO,…
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Twitter adds a button so you can thread your shower thoughts
Hold that tweet — and add another one. Twitter is adding a new feature for mobile users to make it easier to link dispersed ‘shower thoughts’ together — and another thing styleee. Per 9to5Mac, the feature — which Twitter tweeted about yesterday — is slowly rolling out to its iOS app.…
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Apple supplier Foxconn set to resume Chinese production after coronavirus
Contract manufacturer Foxconn has said it will “cautiously” resume production at its main facilities in China after activities were suspended in response to the coronavirus outbreak. Foxconn is a key assembler for many major device manufacturers, most notably Apple, which has warned it will not meet its guidance due to…
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Netflix for cars? Nissan’s ‘on demand’ service lets you chop and change your vehicle
Bored of driving the same old four-wheeler on your commute every morning and night? Nissan hears you – and is responding with a car subscription service that lets you change up what you’re driving as much as every single day. Called Nissan Switch, the service will cater to those wanting…
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