Microsoft stops offering 12-month Xbox Live Gold memberships
Microsoft hasn’t just discontinued most of its outgoing Xbox One consoles — it also scrapped one of the staples of online Xbox gaming. The company confirmed to TrueAchievements (via IGN) that… Go here to see the original: Microsoft stops offering 12-month Xbox Live Gold memberships
Samsung cuts weight and calorie intake tracking from its Health app
Samsung has been steadily adding to its Health app’s capabilities, but now it appears ready to take a few features away. The tech giant is notifying users (via SamMobile) that it’s removing… See the article here: Samsung cuts weight and calorie intake tracking from its Health app
The Morning After: KFC’s mission for lab-made nuggets
Welcome to a new week. We’ll get into the KFC science project a little later, but let’s start with Samsung. The company typically adds software updates and apps to its Galaxy phones with zeal,… Go here to see the original: The Morning After: KFC’s mission for lab-made nuggets
Google will ban coronavirus conspiracy ads to fight misinformation
Google is amping up its fight against coronavirus—related misinformation by banning ads that “[contradict] authoritative scientific consensus” about the pandemic. That means websites and… See the original post: Google will ban coronavirus conspiracy ads to fight misinformation
Recommended Reading: Livestreamed concerts with no crowds are still extremely risky
Metalcore act Underoath began a series of livestreams this week where the group will play three albums front to back — all together, in the same venue and essentially on stage. Even if you… Continue reading here: Recommended Reading: Livestreamed concerts with no crowds are still extremely risky
