Month: August 2020
What’s on TV this week: ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’
Sports are back in action and even baseball hasn’t given up its season yet, but this week we’ll also see a new Star Trek series. CBS All Access is ready to releaseStar Trek: Lower Decks, an offbeat animated series that focuses on some of the least im… Source
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Twitter ‘rate limit’ messages are due to an error, not your bad tweets
If you’re one of the many people seeing some weirdness with Twitter.com, the apps or Tweetdeck right now, it’s not just you. We’ve seen those “rate limit exceeded” messages too, and contacted Twitter to find out what’s going on. A spokesperson tells… Source
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TCL’s next 6 Series TV has a THX-certified gaming mode
TCL has collaborated with THX on the next edition of its 6 Series TV with a Certified Game Mode, continuing the company’s recent foray into gaming technology. Both companies say the pairing of TCL’s “superior visuals” and THX’s “world-class” technolo… Source
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FAA shares new steps for Boeing to return 737 Max to the skies
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has released a “preliminary summary” of its 18-month review of the Boeing 737 Max program, and with it, has detailed the remaining steps the company will likely need to take in order to allow the plane back into the air. Among the changes the agency…
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US and UK teens arrested in connection with Twitter hack Twitter
Law enforcement in the US and UK have charged three people believed to be responsible for the massive Twitter hack that took over the accounts of politicians, celebrities and prominent figures in the tech industry in an attempt to scam people around the world out of bitcoin. The three male…
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Ubisoft reportedly fires one of its most influential execs following allegations of sexual harassment
One of Ubisoft’s most influential executives has been fired after an investigation into allegations of sexual harassment made against him, reports Business Insider. Ubisoft confirmed to The Verge that the executive, Tommy François, departed the company, but declined to comment on the nature of his departure. François was formerly Ubisoft’s…
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