Author: Zach_Wilson
Uber leaks reveal how it spread ‘fucking illegal’ ride-sharing globally
A trove of internal Uber documents leaked to The Guardian and shared with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), as well as dozens of other news outlets, outlines its strategies for global expansion — even if the company had to bend some rules. The leak, collectively dubbed the Uber…
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The new Apple Watch model sounds like Apple’s most exciting update yet
Audio player loading… For a while now we’ve been hearing rumors about the Apple Watch 8 Rugged Edition, a new top-tier spin-off of the upcoming Apple Watch 8 which is supposedly built for outdoor and endurance activities (hence the name). Now, a reliable leaker has provided some juicy details about…
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Spotify quietly rolls out real-time lyrics on the Nest Hub
Spotify has quietly rolled out support for real-time lyrics on the Google Nest Hub, according to a report from 9to5Google. The feature, which has already been made available on iOS, Android, game consoles, desktop computers, and select smart TVs, lets you listen to music on Spotify while seeing a stream…
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These bundle deals are a perfect companion to Amazon’s cloud gaming platform
Want to improve your cloud gaming experience? Then these Amazon Luna gaming bundle deals are definitely worth checking out. Amazon Prime Day may not be officially underway quite yet, with the main sales days to take place on July 12 and July 13, but we’re already seeing some noteworthy gaming…
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Leaks reveal the One UI 5 software that could appear on the Samsung Galaxy S23
Audio player loading… With Android 13 currently being tested by developers, phone makers that rely on Google’s mobile operating system will be busy working on their own variations on it – and we just got a glimpse of what Samsung is planning with the launch of One UI 5. The…
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Hitting the Books: Modern social media has made misinformation so, so much worse
It’s not just that one uncle who’s not allowed at Thanksgiving anymore who’s been spreading misinformation online. The practice began long before the rise of social media — governments around the world have been doing it for centuries. But it wasn’t until the modern era, one fueled by algorithmic recommendation…
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