Tag: author_name|Daniel Cooper
The Morning After: The games industry is massive, so why is it shrinking?
Yesterday marked the start of Summer Game Fest, an event to fill the void left by the canceled E3. It’s a gaming industry shindig for developers and publishers to build hype for the titles they’re working on right now. But while the business has never been bigger or more profitable,…
Read More
The Morning After: Let’s talk about air quality
Wildfires in Canada have led to a surge in air pollution levels in the US, with New York currently having the worst air quality of any major city. There are plenty of images of N95-mask-wearing people walking down smog-blighted streets that wouldn’t look out of place in many a dystopia.…
Read More
The Morning After: iOS 17 offers better protection for unsolicited images
Receiving an unsolicited image is an unpleasant experience at the best of times, and one that technology has made all too common. At WWDC, Apple announced iOS 17 will use an on-device machine learning model to scan both images and videos for nudity. When detected, you’ll get a pop-up, telling…
Read More
The Morning After: Ford and Tesla sign EV-charging pact
Ford has become the first major automaker to leap into bed with Tesla after the US government pushed to make EV charging more widely accessible. The carmaker has signed a deal, starting spring 2024, so selected Ford EVs can slurp down power at some Tesla Supercharger stations. As part of…
Read More
What we bought: I’m ashamed how much I love Sage’s Creatista Plus
I’m never one to buy a product and then instantly pitch it our IRL strand, because I’m always worried that I’m still in the honeymoon period. I much prefer to use something that I’ve bought for months, or years, before I feel compelled to tell the world if it’s any…
Read More
What we bought: I’m ashamed of how much I love Sage’s Creatista Plus
I’m never one to buy a product and then instantly pitch a first-person story on it, as I’m always worried that I’m still in the honeymoon period. I much prefer to use something that I’ve bought for months, or years, before I feel compelled to tell the world if it’s…
Read More