Month: April 2022
Google just filed a trademark for the Pixel Watch name
Audio player loading… We’ve been covering Google Pixel Watch rumors for years now, but it seems that the smartwatch is finally about to see the light of day: Google just filed a trademark application for the Pixel Watch name. As reported by 9to5Google, the trademark filing doesn’t really tell us…
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Apple App Store appears to be widely removing outdated apps
Apple may be cracking down on apps that no longer receive updates. In a screenshotted email sent to affected developers, titled “App Improvement Notice,” Apple warns it will remove apps from the App Store that haven’t been “updated in a significant amount of time” and gives developers just 30 days…
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Ubisoft says its upcoming ‘team battle arena’ game won’t have NFTs
Ubisoft announced its upcoming “team battle arena game,” with two major disclaimers: it’s not just a battle royale and there aren’t any NFTs. The game company shared the news on Twitter after leakers posted footage of the game, codenamed Project Q, online. “This is not a Battle Royale,” Ubisoft said…
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Lapsus$ hackers breached T-Mobile’s systems and stole its source code
The Lapsus$ hacking group stole T-Mobile’s source code in a series of breaches that took place in March, as first reported by Krebs on Security. T-Mobile confirmed the attack in a statement to The Verge, and says the “systems accessed contained no customer or government information or other similarly sensitive…
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Microsoft is still trying desperately to get you to use Bing
Audio player loading… If you haven’t used Bing lately, an upcoming update to Microsoft Edge will bring the software giant’s search engine front and center in a brand new Sidebar menu. According to Windows Latest, Edge’s new Sidebar menu has begun rolling out to users in the browser’s Canary channel…
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Instagram is testing a way to make Reels using formats from other posts
Instagram’s testing out a new feature, called Templates, that will let creators make Reels by borrowing formats from other videos on the platform, according to a report from Insider (via TechCrunch). The feature appears somewhat similar to TikTok’s own templates tool, which allows creators to drop their own content into…
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