Month: February 2022
Everything you need to know about the bill that could blow up the app store
Last week, the Senate Judiciary Committee passed the Open App Markets Act, one of legislators’ latest attempts to limit big tech companies’ power — a big step toward opening up iOS and Android’s app stores. But the proposal has raised questions about moderation and security alongside praise from anti-monopoly watchdogs,…
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7 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your Elgato Stream Deck
This LCD control panel is a popular tool for streamers, but you can use it to get real work done. Source
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Huge Amazon Devices sale: all-new Kindle Paperwhite falls to its cheapest price yet
Some terrific discounts are now available at Amazon UK on the vast majority of Amazon Devices, including the all-new Kindle Paperwhite for its cheapest price yet. The latest version of the Amazon ereader only launched back in September, but you can now pick it up for £99.99 (was £129.99). It…
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The Morning After: What’s going to happen to Peloton?
One of the stars of the working-out-from-home boom is struggling. Peloton won’t go quietly though and is making some big changes. The company will replace the CEO and co-founder, John Foley, who will become executive chairman, with former Spotify COO Barry McCarthy reportedly set to step into his shoes. While…
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Nothing adds Google Assistant and Siri support to its wireless earbuds
Nothing has added voice assistant support to its Ear 1 earbuds, allowing you to summon either Google Assistant or Siri with a triple-tap, the company announced on Twitter. The addition comes as something of a surprise given Nothing originally told Android Central it had no plans to add voice assistant…
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Twitter will soon let you speed up and slow down video and voice tweets
Audio player loading… Twitter is testing a new option that will give users greater control over videos and voice tweets. Just as Netflix and other platforms have rolled out the ability to speed up or slow down playback, Twitter is experimenting with new variable playback speed options. Although the new…
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