Month: June 2020
Karate Kid TV show heads to Netflix as ‘Cobra Kai’ crane kicks YouTube Premium null
YouTube Premium’s loss is soon to be Netflix’s gain. The streaming giant has just poached the Karate Kid TV sequel spin-off, Cobra Kai, from Google’s paid-for TV platform. The first two seasons of the Karate Kid TV show will join Netflix this year, following their debut on YouTube Premium (previously…
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Mi Band 5 gets certified in India, launch expected Xiaomi Mi Band 5
Xiaomi could be planning to bring the Mi Band 5 soon to India. The company’s last iteration, the Mi Band 4, got a warm welcome in the country. Now, the successor, which launched in China recently, could already be on its way as it has cleared India’s BIS certification. Leaks…
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Opera has baked Twitter into its desktop browser
The latest version of Opera has just been released and, with it, a faster way for you to share your thoughts with the world as Twitter is now baked into the sidebar. You can access your main feed, search and direct messages without having to open a n… Source
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Star Wars Episode 1: Racer zooms onto Switch and PS4
Star Wars Episode 1: Racer, the unwieldily titled podracing video game that was maybe the second best thing to come out of the prequel trilogy after “Duel of the Fates,” has been released for the PlayStation 4 and the Nintendo Switch. The game was initially supposed to come out in…
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HTC updates Vive Sync to let non-VR participants attend virtual meetings
HTC has rolled out its first major Vive Sync update, and one of the features it’s adding to the VR collaboration tool is the ability to welcome non-VR participants in virtual meetings. “Sometimes, you can’t take a meeting in headset,” the tech giant… Source
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Remastered ‘Tony Hawk’ games add eight new pro skaters to the roster
EA may have lit a fire under video game skateboarders with news that the Skate series will return, but before that happens Activision is going to deliver its remastered collection of Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 and 2. Now the company has announced that no… Source
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