Month: October 2020
Pakistan bans TikTok for ‘immoral’ and ‘indecent’ videos
Pakistan’s telecom regulator has banned TikTok, claiming the app failed to remove “immoral” and “indecent” content. The ban comes just over a month after the regulator, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority, banned dating apps, including Tinder and Grindr, for the same reason. TikTok had been installed 43 million times in Pakistan,…
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Microsoft reportedly trying to get xCloud on iOS through a web app Microsoft xCloud
Apple redefined its App Store rules to explicitly prohibit game streaming apps, which prevented Microsoft from getting its xCloud Xbox streaming tech on iPhones and iPads – but according to a new report, the company will attempt to circumvent the rules by letting players access xCloud through a web app.…
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Hurricane Delta is the latest disaster in a vicious season
Hurricane Delta is the latest storm to threaten the US during a hurricane season that’s smashed records and mangled Gulf Coast communities time and again. The Atlantic hurricane season has lived up to early forecasts of an unusually busy year, and there’s still enough of 2020 left to set new…
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Watch out Cloudflare, Cisco is launching a content delivery network service null
The CDN market is about to get a whole lot more competitive as Cisco, Qwilt and Digital Alpha have announced that they will release a new as-a-service offering based on Open Caching with UK telecom BT as its flagship customer. Streaming video content is increasingly being delivered in 4K and…
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Here’s how playing PS4 games on the PlayStation 5 will work
The PlayStation 5 offers backwards compatibility for the existing PlayStation 4 lineup of games, meaning you’ll be able to play almost any PS4 game you already own on the new console. Some games will also offer the option to upgrade to a proper PS5-optimized next-gen title, like Cyberpunk 2077 or…
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Google may turn YouTube into a shopping destination
At some point in your YouTube watching career, you’ve probably dug into the description of a video to tap on an Amazon referral link. Whether you’re into tech, photography, gaming or almost any other hobby, most channels use those links as a way to g… Source
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