Google Alert - technology

	technology As-it-happens update ⋅ October 5, 2020
	NEWS
	GameSpot Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered Uses Cross-Play To Up The Intensity GameSpot If anything seems like it's set to define gaming for the foreseeable future, it's cross-play. More and more, the lines between platforms are being erased, dropping the barriers that previously kept fans of Xbox, PlayStation, PC, or Nintendo hardware from facing ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Verge Bing is now Microsoft Bing as the search engine gets a rebrand The Verge Microsoft is rebranding its Bing search engine to Microsoft Bing today as part of a rebranding effort. While the vast majority of people are likely to still just call it Bing, Microsoft unveiled its shift toward Microsoft Bing in a blog post today. Microsoft doesn't go into ... Flag as irrelevant
	Kotaku Every Game Needs A Dedicated Pass-And-Play Mode Kotaku Every video game supports pass-and-play multiplayer. Just find a stopping point, hit pause, and hand the controller to a friend. Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time's pass-and-play is the same sort of thing, only the game's got built-in prompts and per-player ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Verge Ghost of Tsushima's multiplayer expansion will launch on October 16th with four-player raid on the way The Verge Sucker Punch Productions' excellent samurai PlayStation title Ghost of Tsushima will get its free multiplayer expansion, officially called Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, on October 16th, according to a new blog post from publisher Sony. The co-op expansion, ... Flag as irrelevant
	GameSpot Minecraft's Caves And Cliffs Update Overhauls The Underground In 2021 GameSpot As part of Minecraft Live 2020, Mojang has revealed a big update for Minecraft. The Caves & Cliff update is set for release in Summer 2021 and will greatly diversify the game's cave systems, ensuring they are more varied, with new, unique blocks and mobs to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Android Headlines Android-Powered $6000 Zeiss ZX1 Camera Available For Pre-Order Android Headlines The 2018-announced Android-powered $6,000 Zeiss ZX1 camera is now up for pre-order on its official website. That's no typo. The camera actually costs a whopping $6,000. Android smartphone cameras are always taking the game up-a-notch with each ... Flag as irrelevant
	SlashGear NVIDIA Jetson Nano 2GB is $59 gateway into AI and robotics SlashGear If you've been looking for a pandemic hobby, NVIDIA might have just the ticket, with the new Jetson Nano 2GB promising a one-box gateway into robotics and AI development. Announced today, the new starter kit costs less than sixty dollars but still gets ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tech Times How to Play Godfall Co-Op or Solo on PlayStation 5: PS5 Game by Counterplay Games and Gearbox Tech Times If you've seen the loading speed time that Godfall took for the upcoming PlayStation 5, you'll probably be as excited as most people to play the game as well! The upcoming game according to the video shows a pretty interesting and a little big grim fantasy ... Flag as irrelevant
	Twinfinite Genshin Impact: How to Get Qiqi Twinfinite Qiqi is one of the 24 playable characters players can unlock in Genshin Impact. While you may get to play as her during the game's main storyline, she won't just stick around forever. If you're looking to keep her in your party, you'll need to use the Wish gacha ... Flag as irrelevant
	TechHive This luxurious, Lidar-guided robovac will clean your floors for $110 off TechHive Sick of spending your weekends cleaning your floors? Let a robot do it for you. Today, Amazon is selling the luxurious, extremely capable Roborock S5 Max robot vacuum/mop for $440—its all-time low, and far below the usual $550 price. It's not clear when ... Flag as irrelevant
	SlashGear Cyberpunk 2077 has gone gold: What that means for release SlashGear Following a couple of delays, those looking forward to Cyberpunk 2077 got some good news today: the game has officially gone gold. That, of course, means that Cyberpunk 2077 has been finished, written to a disc, and can now be sent off for mass ... Flag as irrelevant
	PhoneArena Microsoft may have delayed the dual-screen Surface Neo until 2022 PhoneArena Microsoft unveiled the Surface Duo and Surface Neo last October as its first dual-screen products. The Duo recently hit shelves but the Neo has been delayed and the latest report suggests it could be very far away. Flag as irrelevant
	Comicbook.com Nintendo Switch Pro Leaked by Retailer Comicbook.com The long-rumored Nintendo Switch Pro has been leaked by a retailer, suggesting the rumors that next year Nintendo will look to add an upgraded version of the Switch to the already existing Switch and Switch Lite family of consoles are true. The leak comes ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Indian Express Poco C3 launch set for tomorrow: Here are the details The Indian Express Poco is looking to launch a new budget smartphone, Poco C3 in India on October 6. The company ahead of the launch has revealed key features of the upcoming phone via official teasers posted on its social media platforms. It has also revealed how the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gematsu Ponpu launches November 5 Gematsu Duck-on-duck destruction game Ponpu will launch for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam on November 5, Zordix Publishing and developer Purple Tree Studio announced. Here is an overview of the game, via Zordix: The all-seeing Duck God ... Flag as irrelevant
	ARPost An Overview of the VRARA's VR/AR Global Summit on XR Technology ARPost The VR/AR Association held its second virtual VR/AR Global Summit last week, concluding Friday afternoon. The first such event took place in June and attracted over 10,000 registrants. This second virtual VR/AR Global Summit attracted thousands of XR ... Flag as irrelevant
	India Today WhatsApp Always Mute and others, here are 5 new features chat app may get soon India Today WhatsApp is testing out a lot of new features lately. The messaging app is likely to get a new feature that would silence the groups forever. As per reports, the WhatsApp has released the Always Mute feature for its beta testers. The feature as the name ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Verge Deadline nears to submit claims in Apple's $500M iPhone slowdown settlement Wink News Millions of iPhone owners have mere days left to submit claims in a $500 million settlement. It stems from a years-long legal battle in which Apple admitted to using software updates to purposely slow down iPhones. Apple claims it was to protect phones with ... Flag as irrelevant
	Pledge Times Opportunity to buy Samsung Galaxy M51 cheaply, it has 7000mAh battery Pledge Times new Delhi Samsung Galaxy M51 smartphone was launched in the country last month. This Galaxy M series smartphone has a 7000mAh battery. The phone has features such as quad rear camera setup and hole-punch display. The Galaxy M51 is the first ... Flag as irrelevant
	TheGamer Fall Guys Season 2 Will Allow Players To Randomize Their Beans TheGamer Fall Guys is adding the ability for players to randomize their beans' skins in season two which launches later this week. Fall Guys, the unmitigated hit of the summer, is about to get its second wind. Not that its first wind has been allowed to die down all that ... Flag as irrelevant
	Best gaming pro LGBTQ themes in WoW Shadowlands Best gaming pro World of Warcraft's massively anticipated Shadowlands expansion hits October 26, and can carry with it a brand new visibility for LGBTQ+-friendly quests, storylines and even character choices. One of many main story arcs in the Shadows Rising book, which ... Flag as irrelevant
	TeenVogue.com Parade's New "Ice Cream" Collection Says Summer Isn't Over Yet TeenVogue.com The leaves may be falling and the weather may be cooling off, but according to Parade underwear, it's eternally summer. Their latest collection, Ice Cream, is inspired by the candy-coated colors of the ultimate sweet treat, and it's a simple and stylish way to ... Flag as irrelevant
	TechHQ Should you use Microsoft Excel as a database? TechHQ Excel is the go-to tool for creating spreadsheets and performing calculations with restricted data sets. For that kind of work, it's invaluable. But can (or should) it be used as a database? The answer from a number of cybersecurity experts is, roundly, 'no'. This is ... Flag as irrelevant
See more results | Edit this alert

You have received this email because you have subscribed to Google Alerts. Unsubscribe | View all your alerts

Receive this alert as RSS feed

Send Feedback