Month: June 2021
Gran Turismo 7 likely won’t be PS5 exclusive, Sony reveals Gran Turismo 7 gameplay
It looks like Gran Turismo 7 won’t be exclusive to the PS5 after all, as PlayStation Studios head Hermen Hulst confirmed Sony is looking at bringing the racing sim and other upcoming titles to PS4 as well as current gen hardware. Writing in a Q&A posted on the official PlayStation…
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5 Reasons you need to attend TC Sessions: Mobility 2021
Get ready to spend a full day rubbing virtual elbows with the global mobility community’s best and brightest minds and makers. TC Sessions: Mobility 2021 takes place June 9, and we’ve packed the agenda with experts, interviews, demos, panel discussions, breakout sessions and a metric ton of opportunity. Pro tip:…
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Google Pixel Buds A-Series review: price is everything
With the new, awkwardly named Pixel Buds A-Series, Google is trying to do more than merely introduce a much cheaper set of true wireless earbuds: the company wants to get it right this time — and get it right for under $100. Google’s second-generation Pixel Buds were certainly an improvement…
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Twitter Blue subscription service now live – but it’s missing a crucial feature Twitter Blue
Twitter is ramping up its monetization plans with a subscription service called Twitter Blue, which is now live in Australia and Canada. With TipJar and Ticketed Spaces already announced, the company has been looking at ways to move on from having ads as its main income stream. Subscription services, even…
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Roku debuts a 15-minute weekly series that recommends what to watch next
Roku is expanding its programming for its free content hub, The Roku Channel, with today’s launch of its own weekly entertainment program called “Roku Recommends.” The 15-minute show will leverage Roku’s data to highlight the Top 5 titles for viewers to stream that week. While not exactly “original programming” the…
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Satechi’s iPad Pro hub will let you pretend it’s a real desktop
The latest gadget from Satechi is both a stand and a USB-C hub made for the 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models that have a USB-C charging port, as well as the 2020 iPad Air. It’s $100, and with your tablet wedged into the stand, it should look more like…
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