Month: August 2020
You can now try out Windows 10’s new Start menu – here’s how null
If you can’t wait to try out the new Windows 10 Start menu, then there’s good news, as Microsoft has released an optional update that, with a slight tweak, can bring the new Start menu to PCs running Windows 10 May 2020 Update. As Windows Latest reports, Microsoft is planning…
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Nikon in hot water over SA ‘Nikon Z50 influencers’ launch null
Nikon South Africa had a bad week after releasing their Z50 creatives campaign video on social media. South Africans immediately pointed out the lack of diversity in their campaign, with almost all of those chosen to participate being white. The campaign was made to promote the Z50 camera by having…
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Samsung Galaxy Note 20 promo video leak reveals everything about the phone Samsung Galaxy Note 10
We’re now very close to the August 5 launch of the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, but there might not be much left to reveal on that date as the two phones have been extensively leaked, most recently in a detailed promo video. The video…
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Zelda recipe appears in serious novel by serious author after rushed Google search
If you were writing a book and needed to find out how red clothes dye is traditionally made, you’d probably start with a simple Google search. At least, that’s what John Boyne, the author behind The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas says he “must have” done when it emerged that…
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PS5 DualSense controller may fix the DualShock 4’s biggest problem PS5 DualSense Controller
The PS5 DualSense controller battery life could be a substantial improvement over the DualShock 4, if a promising leak is to be believed. Reddit user viper_on_fire has seemingly gone hands-on with Sony’s new controller, and claims that the DualSense could last 3 to 4 hours longer than the DualShock 4…
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Google’s latest Chrome extension shows detailed ad-tracking data
Google has released a Chrome extension that can give you more insight into how you’re being targeted by advertisers. Called “Ads Transparency Spotlight,” it shows the number of ads loading on a page, the advertisers and ad tech companies present, and… Source
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