Month: September 2021
Dems push for federal probe of alleged ad collusion between Google and Facebook
Four Democratic members of Congress are calling for an investigation into whether an alleged secret 2018 agreement between Google and Facebook concerning digital advertising violated federal antitrust law. Sens. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) and Reps. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) and Mondaire Jones (D-NY) wrote a letter to Attorney…
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No Man’s Sky free update adds alien settlements for you to discover and rule
No Man’s Sky’s latest update is adding alien settlements for you to discover as you explore its procedurally-generated universe. The appropriately titled “Frontiers” expansion was first teased last month, and represents the game’s seventeenth major update since its launch five years ago. It’s available to download today, free of charge,…
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Samsung The Frame gets a massive 85-inch size for the true maximalist Samsung The Frame TV on tripod stand in gray living room
New Samsung TVs are getting some flashy new sizes, with Samsung The Frame and the Samsung QN90A Neo QLED set to get a variety of different sizing options for the larger (or smaller) home. Samsung The Frame, the company’s art-minded lifestyle TV, has now launched in an 85-inch size –…
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Must-have gear to make traveling with kids easier
Traveling with young children is like trying to turn a cruise ship: It’s cumbersome, takes a significant amount of planning and requires a team effort. Because I apparently lack any amount of common sense, I recently took a 3,000-mile RV trip with my partner and two toddlers. Traveling with little…
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PUBG update 13.2 brings new P90 SMG, Pickup Truck with item trunk PUBG update 13.2
The newest update to PUBG Battlegrounds or simply PUBG has just hit the test servers and is numbered at 13.2. This new update introduces some new things for the new map Taego along with other new things that include a new Survivor Pass. The new Survivor Pass Crazy Night brings…
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TikTok adds educational resources for parents as part of its Family Pairing feature
TikTok is expanding its in-app parental controls feature, Family Pairing, with educational resources designed to help parents better support their teenage users, the company announced morning. The pairing feature, which launched to global users last year, allows parents of teens aged 13 and older to connect their accounts with the…
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