Author: Zach_Wilson
Apple Watch users can finally stream Spotify without their phone Apple Watch 6
Up until now, if you wanted to use Spotify on your Apple Watch, the app would only act as a glorified remote – you’d have to do the actual streaming from your paired smartphone. Now, the streaming giant has started rolling out a server-side update to its watchOS app, with…
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Daily Crunch: China postpones Ant Group IPO
Yes, there’s a high-stakes presidential election underway, but tech news doesn’t stop completely: Chinese regulators pull the brakes on Ant Group’s IPO, Spotify adds standalone streaming support on Apple Watch and PayPal outlines its plans for 2021. This is your Daily Crunch for November 3, 2020. The big story: China…
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Comcast and Walmart might make smart TVs together
The next time you visit your local Walmart, you could find a Comcast X1-powered TV among the endless variety of sets from LG, Samsung and TCL. According to The Wall Street Journal, the telecommunications company is in early talks with Walmart about a… Source
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Twitter restricts Trump campaign official’s tweet alleging Philadelphia voter fraud
Twitter is warning users about misleading tweets from Philadelphia’s polling locations, offering an early preview of how it will handle the rest of the night. The platform has already restricted a tweet from Trump’s director of election day operations, Mike Roman, among others. “Misinformation being spread online has driven more…
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The Pixel 5 automatically turns into a wireless charging pad when you plug in a USB-C cable
The Pixel 5 is one of several flagship phones to offer a reverse wireless charging feature, but Google’s done something particularly clever with its implementation of the feature here: whenever you plug in a USB-C cable, your Pixel 5 will automatically turn on its reverse wireless charging feature, effectively turning…
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How to Watch the Election 2020 Results Tonight—and Beyond
The winner of the US presidential election may take days to determine. Here’s how to take in the results—and not jump the gun. Source
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