Latest Posts - 6

• • John Day
  • Apr, 11 2022
  Twitter Tests Its ‘Unmention’ Option to Allow Users to Leave Chats Twitter has been working on the ‘unmention’ feature for a long time now. Finally, the initial live testing of this tool has started on the platform and some users can begin removing themselves from conversations that they don’t want to be a part of. Mentioning someone in a Tweet is extremely easy, but active users may find it difficult to deal with all the replies and notifications that pile up. Luckily, with this new feature in place, this problem should be solved. All you have to do to remove yourself from a chat is click on your username and ‘Leave the...
• • Dominic Hayes
  • Apr, 06 2022
  Halo TV Series Content to Appear in Halo Infinite One of the most frequent complaints about Halo Infinite was about the lack of content. One of the things that surprises watchers in the Halo TV show on Paramount+ is lots of non-canonic content. But it seems that both problems can be solved in one move. The developers say that the new content in Halo Infinite will be largely inspired by the TV show. While the story mode in Halo Infinite is made quite well, the multiplayer is still wanting: too few maps, smaller locations, all weapons familiar. The most disappointing element is that there is little narrative and progress beyond...
• • Amelia Foster
  • Apr, 04 2022
  American YouTube TV Users to Get Picture-in-Picture Mode on iOS YouTube TV gains more popularity among American users, but it used to lack one necessary feature for a TV app: picture-in-picture mode. Finally, YouTube introduces it on iPhone and iPad. Now you will be able to do whatever you want on your devices while keeping an eye on the TV when your favorite show is about to appear on air. Now, you just need to swipe up from the bottom as you’re watching YouTube TV in the dedicated app. As you do, the app shrinks to a small window, while your home screen remains available. Thus you can run any other...
• • Louise Wells
  • Mar, 30 2022
  Pixel Users Would Be Able to Leave Android Beta Google is going to give the new Pixel owners a chance to get rid of the beta Android program. It will happen in the future. Officials say it will take place somewhere in June. Many Pixel users were complaining about the Android beta program installed. It caused numerous problems and is still unstable in its work. This is why Google decided to open the opportunity to anyone who wants to use Android and to allow users to switch to the stable version. The situation appeared when Google released the Android 12 QPR3 beta version to all Pixel owners. Once users updated their...
• • John Day
  • Mar, 28 2022
  Instagram Creates More Opportunities in Stories According to the new information, the company is working hard to allow users to send voice messages to the Stories. If everything goes to plan, you will be able to answer the Stories you watched with the audio messages. The plan was revealed by Alessandro Paluzzi, a famous apps leaker, and investigator, this weekend. Instagram has just announced a new feature for Stories. Users can now exchange private likes with each other. However, Paluzzi believes that this is not the only feature connected to the Stories users will see in the future. According to him, the company works hard to provide...
• • Louise Wells
  • Mar, 23 2022
  New DLC Kit in Sims 4 Brings More Decorations The new kit DLC is dedicated to your favorite job in The Sims, which is decorating. It is called “Décor to the Max.” The kit will be released on March 21. Electronic Arts together with Maxis announced the new DLC kit for Sims 4. It is going to arrive for the fans around the world. While Sims 4 already had numerous DLCs, fans are still excited to see something new. Developers continue to amaze them with more items, new events, advanced options. This time it is called “Décor to the Max” and is a dream come true for everyone who prefers...
• • Hannah Marsh
  • Mar, 21 2022
  YouTube Live Streams Receive More Tools YouTube offers more tools to its content creators. They can now use these instruments to improve livestreams. The biggest streaming platform has introduced updates to the wide number of YouTube Live features. YouTube has recently extended the total number of tools available on its platform. One of the most awaited features became the ability to welcome guests in the live streams. Users can easily send links to each other to take part in the clip. Screen guests can also be welcomed before the stream. The information about the channel of the guest and the other info that identifies the guest can...
• • John Day
  • Mar, 16 2022
  Meta Updates Its Guidelines to Ban Discriminatory Comments Against Russians Facebook's parent company, Meta, announced on Sunday that it would be making its content moderation stricter for those in Ukraine in order to curb the inciting voices of those who are calling for the assassination of the Russian head of state. This new move comes after it was reported that Meta was allowing posts that called for the assassination of both the Russian and Belarusian presidents to stay up, albeit temporarily. Meta announced a temporary update to its content policy on Friday, but it was only for the region of Ukraine, and this update allows users to express their displeasure at Russia’s...
• • Dominic Hayes
  • Mar, 14 2022
  Clash Royale Is Planning an Extravagant Event to Commemorate Its Sixth Birthday Clash Royale, a famous game produced by Supercell, is celebrating its sixth anniversary, and the celebrations are expected to be wild. The event is called Royale Crown Down, and this year's celebration is expected to be the largest in the event's history. Unsurprisingly, it has been downloaded at least 1.4 billion times, with a comparable number of people actively playing the game.  The event will include 12 teams, each led by a well-known content producer and representing a different Clash Royale unit. Players can sign up for one of the 12 teams at any time. The Royale Crown Down event will begin...
• • John Day
  • Mar, 09 2022
  Co-Founder of Next Level Games to Retire Soon Douglas Tronsgard, the president and ex-CEO of Next Level Games, is going to retire soon. During his tenure, the Nintendo-owned company has released popular games from franchises like Super Mario, Metroid, or Ticket to Ride. Now Tronsgard is going to retire, and not for any other company.  Next Level Games was founded in Vancouver back in 2002 and grew into a company from Canada’s Top 100 Employers. All this time Douglas Tronsgard, one of its founders, has been a key figure in its management. Since 2014, the company works exclusively with Nintendo as it was acquired by the Japanese company.  No wonder...
• • John Day
  • Mar, 07 2022
  Instagram Introduces Automatic Captions to Videos When you record a video, you may want to add the text you say to it as a caption. It takes time, though, and so you may feel like skipping this part. Then you’ll be glad to hear that Instagram will soon launch the auto-captions feature. Just say your words, speech recognition will do the rest.  The feature is available by default, so you don’t have to do anything at all to start making videos with automatic subtitles. It’s up to video creators whether they want to include the captions or not. Instagram notes that this move will make Instagram a...
• • Amelia Foster
  • Mar, 07 2022
  Top 5 Smart Home Apps – Make Your Home Smarter Smart homes, which are homes with a large number of interconnected devices, can make life easier and more convenient for their inhabitants. Smart home devices can be controlled via a remote, app, voice assistant, or Wifi. However, the more devices that are connected, the more issues can arise. There are many apps that can be used to control a smart home, some of which are Alarm.com, myHome Plus App, Xfinity Home, Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Samsung Smart Things App, and Nest.  To help you manage all your devices, I’ve prepared reviews of the 5 best smart home apps for you. Alarm.com Alarm.com is a...