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- The white OnePlus 6 will be available this Tuesday
- Watch SpaceX launch a communications satellite tonight
- Microsoft has reportedly acquired GitHub
- Square Enix Montreal is no longer making Go games
- Sony removed Spider-Man spinoff Silver & Black from its schedule
- Steal the Stars is a pulpy audio drama about a secretive government UFO program
- The Xbox One will reportedly soon support Alexa and Google Assistant
- Hacker charged with murder after a worker dies building his underground tunnel system
- Facebook is no longer releasing temporary reaction buttons
- Bungie gets $100 million investment from Chinese gaming company NetEase
| The white OnePlus 6 will be available this Tuesday Posted: 03 Jun 2018 05:00 PM PDT  The first limited edition color of the OnePlus 6 will be available for sale starting this Tuesday, June 5th, at 10AM ET. The Soft White OnePlus 6 features a pearlescent matte white finish, as opposed to the glossy black or matte black surfaces of OnePlus' other color options. It also has a rose gold metal frame and rose gold fingerprint scanner and logo on the back. It will only be available in an 8GB RAM / 128GB storage configuration for $579. Aside from the cosmetic differences, the Soft White OnePlus 6 is the same phone as the other colors that went on sale a couple of weeks ago. It has a 6.3-inch, 19:9 display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor, and dual rear camera system. The 6 runs OnePlus' Oxygen OS software based on Android 8.1.... |
| Watch SpaceX launch a communications satellite tonight Posted: 03 Jun 2018 02:16 PM PDT  Just two weeks after it successfully launched a batch of satellites into orbit, SpaceX is slated to send another Falcon 9 into space. The company will launch a SES-12 communications satellite from Cape Canaveral in Florida, with its launch window beginning at 12:29 AM EDT on Monday morning. The satellite in question is from SES, a Luxembourg-based telecom company, and will provide communications services for the Asian-Pacific and Middle East regions. The company notes that it's one of the largest that it's ever launched, and that it will help provide data in a part of the world where demand is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years. SpaceX initially planned to launch the rocket on May 31st, but delayed it to conduct some... |
| Microsoft has reportedly acquired GitHub Posted: 03 Jun 2018 01:19 PM PDT  Microsoft has reportedly acquired GitHub, and could announce the deal as early as Monday. Bloomberg reports that the software giant has agreed to acquire GitHub, and that the company chose Microsoft partly because of CEO Satya Nadella. Business Insider first reported that Microsoft had been in talks with GitHub recently. GitHub is a vast code repository that has become popular with developers and companies hosting their projects, documentation, and code. Apple, Amazon, Google, and many other big tech companies use GitHub. Microsoft is the top contributor to the site, and has more than 1,000 employees actively pushing code to repositories on GitHub. Microsoft even hosts its own original Windows File Manager source code on GitHub. The... |
| Square Enix Montreal is no longer making Go games Posted: 03 Jun 2018 01:11 PM PDT  If you've been hoping for a new clever mobile Go game from Square Enix Montreal, you're out of luck. In an interview with PocketGamer, the studio behind Hitman Go and Lara Croft Go says that it is no longer producing the premium mobile games in the series, focusing instead on free-to-play games. Square Enix Montreal studio head Patrick Naud confirmed that the studio is not working on any new Go games, saying that "one of the challenges we have today is the premium mobile market is diminishing." He pointed specifically to their prices (the Go games are each $4.99), saying that it's "such a big barrier for mobile users." Square Enix Montreal was founded in 2011 as a traditional studio, but pivoted to mobile games, taking popular... |
| Sony removed Spider-Man spinoff Silver & Black from its schedule Posted: 03 Jun 2018 01:00 PM PDT  Sony's ambitions to try and build its Spider-Man cinematic universe without Spider-man has hit another stumbling block: it's removed Silver & Black from its release schedule and is sending it back for further development. Word broke last year that Sony was developing the superhero spinoff based on the Spider-Man-adjacent characters Black Cat and Silver Sable, and Sony announced that the film would hit theaters in February 2019, just months after its other Spider-Man spinoff film, Venom, would hit theaters. Now, Deadline reports that the film is off the schedule completely, and is headed back into development. Spider-Man has long been Sony's "crown jewel," according to Ben Fritz in his book The Big Picture: The Fight for the Future of... |
| Steal the Stars is a pulpy audio drama about a secretive government UFO program Posted: 03 Jun 2018 12:00 PM PDT  A year ago, science fiction publisher Tor Books announced that it was launching a new imprint: Tor Labs, dedicated to experimental storytelling. Its first project was a serialized podcast called Steal the Stars, a pulpy audio drama about the employees of a secretive government contractor that is studying a crashed UFO. Across 14 episodes, Steal the Stars follows Dak (voiced by Ashlie Atkinson), the chief of security for a defense contractor called Quill Marine that in possession of an alien spacecraft buried deep underground. It's Dak's job to make sure that the ship and the alien contained within is kept secret, enforcing the company's stringent security measures. But when she falls for a new hire, Lieutenant Commander Matthew Salem... |
| The Xbox One will reportedly soon support Alexa and Google Assistant Posted: 03 Jun 2018 11:14 AM PDT  Microsoft's Xbox One console will soon include support for both Amazon's Alexa digital assistant and the Google Assistant. Windows Central reports that future versions of the Xbox One dashboard include the ability to enable Alexa and Google Assistant support through a skill on both platforms. Microsoft currently only supports its own Cortana digital assistant, through its Kinect accessory or a headset, but Cortana has a limited set of skills right now. The expansion to Alexa and Google Assistant support could mean Xbox users will be able to control their console through both of the digital assistants. It's not yet clear exactly what features Microsoft will support, but it will likely mean Xbox One owners won't have to use a Kinect or... |
| Hacker charged with murder after a worker dies building his underground tunnel system Posted: 03 Jun 2018 11:00 AM PDT  In September, 21-year-old Askia Khafra was found dead after a house fire in a suburban Bethesda home belonging to security researcher Daniel Beckwitt. Now Beckwitt has been charged with murder in connection with Khafra's death. Prosecutors say Khafra had been hired to construct an intricate network of tunnels below Beckwitt's home, and that his death resulted from unsafe working conditions. According to court documents, the tunnels were dug 20 feet below the basement of the home, spanning as far as 200 feet. The tunnels were constructed under extreme secrecy, with local permitting agencies unaware of the full extent of the construction. Khafra arrived at the work site wearing black-out glasses to prevent him from knowing its location;... |
| Facebook is no longer releasing temporary reaction buttons Posted: 03 Jun 2018 10:47 AM PDT  June 1st marked the beginning of Pride month, and last year, users who liked Facebook's LGBTQ@Facebook page could get a custom reaction of a rainbow pride flag for a limited time. This year, that option doesn't appear, and Facebook tells Business Insider that won't be releasing custom reactions anymore. Facebook rolled out its expanded like button reactions — Like, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad, and Angry — back in 2016, and has experimented with several custom ones over the years: the company rolled out a purple flower for mother's day in 2016 and 2017, as well as a custom versions of the reactions to commemorate Star Trek's 50th anniversary in 2016. But it seems like those temporary buttons are no more — Facebook didn't release a flower or... |
| Bungie gets $100 million investment from Chinese gaming company NetEase Posted: 03 Jun 2018 10:23 AM PDT  On Friday, Halo and Destiny studio Bungie announced a major partnership with Chinese tech and gaming company NetEase, "to help us explore new directions." The deal is to the tune of $100 million, giving the NetEase a minority stake in Bungie, as well as a seat on its board of directors, according to GamesIndustry. The partnership will help Bungie grow into a "global, multi-franchise entertainment studio," according to NetEase CEO William Ding. Bungie CEO Pete Parsons told The Wall Street Journal that "a big part of our focus is to self-publish in the future," rather than replying on other companies such as Microsoft or Activision. Bungie signed a 10-year agreement with Activision to publish Destiny, which ends in 2020. In its... |
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