GeForce Now’s new opt-in policy will likely mean a more stable library
When NVIDIA launched GeForce Now earlier this year, the streaming service ran into trouble with publishers like Activision Blizzard and Bethesda. A “misunderstanding” over what titles could stay… Read more from the original source: GeForce Now’s new opt-in policy will likely mean a more stable library
Ninja’s first Mixer series is a weekly ‘Fortnite’ competition
Ninja (aka Tyler Blevins) is finally stretching his virtual legs months after jumping to Mixer. He’s launching his first produced live series, Ninja Battles featuring Fortnite, on his Mixer… More here: Ninja’s first Mixer series is a weekly ‘Fortnite’ competition
Amazon won’t support HBO Max without Prime Video Channels tie-in
Are you wondering why HBO Max launched without Amazon support? Amazon is happy to fill you in. A company spokesperson told Engadget that it wants to offer the new service through Prime Video… See original here: Amazon won’t support HBO Max without Prime Video Channels tie-in
Apple buys an AI startup to improve Siri’s data
Apple is continuing its string of AI startup acquisitions, this time to improve Siri’s performance. The company has confirmed to Bloomberg that it recently acquired Inductiv, a Waterloo,… See the original post here: Apple buys an AI startup to improve Siri’s data
SpaceX’s first crewed mission to the ISS is scrubbed for today
In recent years, a number of private aerospace firms have designed and tested crew capsules of their own including Blue Origin’s New Shepard, Virgin Galactic’s SpaceshipTwo, Boeing’s CST-100… Read more: SpaceX’s first crewed mission to the ISS is scrubbed for today
