Month: June 2023
Microsoft wants to move Windows fully to the cloud
Microsoft has been increasingly moving Windows to the cloud on the commercial side with Windows 365, but the software giant also wants to do the same for consumers. In an internal “state of the business” Microsoft presentation from June 2022, Microsoft discuses building on “Windows 365 to enable a full…
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Atomic Heart’s new DLC Annihilation Instinct looks as violent as ever
Mundfish has just announced a brand new DLC for Atomic Heart which should be shipping out soon. Mundfish has announced that the single-player FPS game Atomic Heart will be getting its first DLC, Annihilation Instinct. The DLC will be split into four sections that’ll bring players back to the Mendeleev…
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TikTok gives parents even more control over what their teens see
TikTok has recently faced scrutiny over child safety issues in the US and elsewhere due to its youth-skewing userbase and reams of inappropriate content on the platform. Now, the company (owned by China’s ByteDance) has announced that it’s is giving parents more control over what their teens can see. It’s…
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Facebook adds parental control tools to Messenger
Meta has added new tools to its Family Center that will allow parents to see and control how their teenage kids are using Messenger. They'll now be able to view how much time their kid spends on the app, along with their privacy and safety settings. Parents and guardians will…
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Meta Quest Plus subscription service launches – and it’s pretty decent value
Meta has just launched its new Meta Quest Plus subscription service, and it’s one of the simpler monthly subs we’ve seen in quite some time. Meta Quest Plus, available for Quest 2 and Quest Pro owners, will add two “handpicked VR titles” a month to subscribers’ libraries. It’ll cost you…
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IKEA’s new motion sensors may play nice with Google Home and Apple HomeKit
Two recently discovered FCC (Federal Communications Commission) filings indicate furniture-brand IKEA is currently developing a contact and motion sensor for smart homes. To be honest, there isn’t a whole lot of information in these documents, but there is enough to paint a picture. First, you have the Parasoll Open/Close Sensor…
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