Month: February 2021
PS5 and Xbox Series X failed to outsell PS4 and Xbox One at launch, according to data PS5 and Xbox Series X
PS5 and Xbox Series X failed to beat the launch sales of their last-gen counterparts, according to data from Ampere Analysis. Its report determined that 4.2 million PS5 consoles were sold since November 12, and just over 2.8 million Xbox Series X|S consoles were sold since Microsoft’s next-gen systems launched…
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Top 100 subscription apps grew 34% to $13B in 2020, share of total spend remained the same
Apps saw record downloads and consumer spending in 2020, globally reaching somewhere around $111 billion to $112 billion, according to various estimates. But a growing part of that spend was subscription payments, a new report from Sensor Tower indicates. Last year, global subscription app revenue from the top 100 subscription…
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DJI Mini 2 review: tiny dancer
When the first Mavic Mini was introduced, it was clearly created with one purpose: make a drone with an adequate camera that weighs under 250 grams. That number is the key spec because anything under it still doesn’t require FAA registration. The new DJI Mini 2 hits that same sub-250g…
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There’s a new big name on the web hosting scene Newfold Digital
Investment firm Clearlake Capital Group has announced a host of financial dealings that will have a major impact on the web hosting sector. Perhaps the most eye-catching news released by the company is the completion of its $3 billion all-cash takeover of the Endurance International Group. Clearlake’s purchase of Endurance…
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Tillit, a fintech offering buy now, pay later for B2B purchases, is closing in on investment from Sequoia
Tillit, a fintech startup that is building something akin to buy now, pay later for B2B purchases , looks set to become Sequoia’s next European investment, TechCrunch has learned. According to multiple sources, the Silicon Valley VC — which recently expanded to Europe with an office in London — is…
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‘Deadeus’ is a darkly original horror game for the Game Boy
Who doesn’t love a game with a bit of atmosphere? Deadeus (pronounced “deddyoos”) is an indie horror title for the original Game Boy — or emulators thereof — and it has it in spades. The game has been available for a while as a name-your-own-price… Source
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