Month: April 2021
Mortal Kombat first reactions: here’s what the critics thought Mortal Kombat
Mortal Kombat, the highly anticipated video game adaptation from director Simon McQuoid and producer James Wan, is finally set to arrive in theaters and on HBO Max next week, but that doesn’t mean the hype train is ready to stop. Warner Bros. has released a new featurette dedicated to spotlighting…
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Instagram like counts could soon return Instagram
After hiding ‘like’ counts back in 2019, Instagram is now putting the choice back in the hands of users. In its latest global test, Instagram will give a small amount of users the choice of whether or not they want to see like counts on other people’s posts. The test…
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Qobuz hi-res audio streaming service lands in Australia and New Zealand Qobuz Australia
Good news for Aussies and Kiwis looking for another way to download and listen to their favourite music in high definition, as the French hi-res streaming service Qobuz has now officially launched in Australia and New Zealand. The service was founded in 2007 and has slowly spread its global reach,…
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Atrium, which help sales managers more easily see who is (or isn’t) crushing it, just raised $13.5 million
There’s no shortage of data-driven sales management tools in the market. Naturally, Atrium, a five-year-old, San Francisco-based company cofounded by serial entrepreneur Pete Kazanjy, says it does a far better job of empowering sales managers to improve their team’s performance. How? By giving them easy, digestible, real-time insights into who…
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You can finally ‘inquire to buy’ LG’s rollable TV in the United States
We may never see LG’s incredible rollable phone come to market, now its smartphone days are done, but at least the rollable TV we’ve been eagerly tracking for years is finally making it to the United States. You can now “inquire to buy” one at the company’s website, as spotted…
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Toshiba CEO resigns following takeover offer Toshiba
After receiving an unsolicited acquisition offer from the private equity firm CVC Capital Partners, Toshiba’s CEO Nobuaki Kurumatani has stepped down from his role at the company. Kurumatani stands out from past chief executives at the Japanese technology firm due to the fact that he was the first CEO appointed…
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