Month: August 2020
You can’t play PS5 games with your PS4 controller, Sony confirms null
Microsoft has already confirmed that all existing Xbox One accessories will work on Xbox Series X, but Sony has now clarified exactly which peripherals will work on PS5. And it’s mostly good news. Your trusty DualShock 4 will work on PS5, but only for supported PS4 games. That means you…
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iPhone 12 release date might be staggered by model iPhone 11
We heard a report a while ago that Apple might ship some of its upcoming iPhone 12 models before others, and now it’s something we’re hearing again – though which ones will land first is a matter of debate. The latest leak comes from supply chain sources speaking to Digitimes,…
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Last-minute Google Pixel 4a leak leaves little to reveal later today Google Pixel 4a leaked render
The Google Pixel 4a is expected to be hours away from launch and, as we’ve come to expect these days, has quite thoroughly leaked by this point. Still, that hasn’t stopped a new raft of official-looking renders, specs and pricing details spilling out in these final moments. Google’s upcoming mid-range…
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Virgin Galactic releases renders of proposed supersonic jet that can reach Mach 3
This morning, Richard Branson’s space tourism venture Virgin Galactic unveiled the design of its proposed supersonic jet. The company claims the final version of the vehicle could carry between nine and 19 passengers and reach Mach 3, or three times faster than the speed of sound. Virgin Galactic’s primary focus…
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Why Microsoft wants TikTok
At first glance, a Microsoft acquisition of TikTok seems a little unusual. Microsoft has spent years walking back consumer plays like the Groove Music service, the Kinect Xbox accessory, its Microsoft Band fitness device, Windows Phone, and more recently the Mixer streaming service. Microsoft has been favoring its enterprise software…
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Ofcom confirms UK 5G auction for January 2021 null
Ofcom has rejected calls by some operators for the upcoming auction of 5G spectrum to be abandoned in favour of an allocation process and will invite bids for the airwaves in January 2021. The auction will see 80MHz worth of 700MHz spectrum and 120MHz of 3.6-3.8GHz frequencies made available for…
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