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- LinkedIn says it will stop repeatedly copying iOS clipboard
- MrBeast ends Finger on the App competition by telling players to stop after 70 hours
- Sony’s PS4 hit Horizon Zero Dawn is coming to PC on August 7th
- Fortnite to host We The People program focused on conversations about race in America
- UK government takes $500 million stake in space exploration firm OneWeb
- A portable display can make working from your dining room table easier
- The best tech deals for the July Fourth weekend
- LG Gram 17 review: lighter than it looks
- The Verge’s favorite gadgets and gear for summer
- Google’s $2.1 billion Fitbit acquisition is getting closer scrutiny from EU regulators
| LinkedIn says it will stop repeatedly copying iOS clipboard Posted: 03 Jul 2020 01:34 PM PDT  Photo by Thomas Trutschel/Photothek via Getty Images LinkedIn plans to stop its app from repeatedly copying the contents of an iOS device's clipboard, after a user highlighted the seemingly privacy-invasive practice earlier this week. ZDNet reports that LinkedIn called the behavior a bug. The app copies clipboard contents in order to perform an "equality check" between what a user is typing and what's in their clipboard, according to LinkedIn engineering VP Erran Berger. Berger did not say why this check was necessary. "We don't store or transmit the clipboard contents," Berger wrote on Twitter. The behavior was discovered thanks to a new privacy feature in iOS 14, which is currently in a limited beta for developers. The operating system now notifies users when an app copies something from... |
| MrBeast ends Finger on the App competition by telling players to stop after 70 hours Posted: 03 Jul 2020 11:33 AM PDT  After watching contestants keep their fingers attached to a phone screen for more than 70 hours, YouTube creator Jimmy "MrBeast" Donaldson called an early end to a massive competition originally designed with one winner and a $25,000 prize in mind. The result? Four winners, each walking away with $20,000 in hand. Donaldson's "Finger on the App" was a one-time game designed in partnership with internet collective MSCHF. The rules were simple: be the last person to take your finger off a phone screen, and win $25,000. The game kicked off at 3PM ET on June 30th, and ran until Donaldson called an end to the madness on Twitter at 1:15PM ET today. "Dear the four remaining contestants with your finger still on the app, I'm ending it here," D... |
| Sony’s PS4 hit Horizon Zero Dawn is coming to PC on August 7th Posted: 03 Jul 2020 08:38 AM PDT  We already knew that Horizon Zero Dawn, long one of the PlayStation 4's prized exclusives, would be making its way to PC. And now we know precisely when that will happen: the game will be released on August 7th. It'll be sold through both Steam and the Epic Games Store for $49.99. Guerilla Games, the Sony-owned developer behind the hit title and its upcoming PlayStation 5 sequel, released a new trailer today for the complete edition of Horizon Zero Dawn. The video lays out a number of features and improvements coming to the PC version, including ultrawide display support, an unlocked framerate, dynamic foliage, deep graphics customization settings, improved reflections, and expanded controller options. It all looks fantastic in this... |
| Fortnite to host We The People program focused on conversations about race in America Posted: 03 Jul 2020 08:01 AM PDT  Epic Games/Fortnite Fortnite's Party Royale will air an in-game showing of We The People on Saturday, part of a series of conversations around race in America, the company announced Friday. The program, hosted by Van Jones of CNN, will include journalists Elaine Welteroth and Jemele Hill, and musicians Killer Mike and Lil Baby. The group will hold a discussion about systemic racism in media, culture, and entertainment. To watch We The People, launch Fortnite on Saturday morning, and select Battle Royale game mode. Enter the Party Royale playlist and go to the Island's Big Screen. The event will get underway at 9:46AM ET, and will re-air several times throughout the day Saturday. Epic Games debuted Party Royale in April, a separate non-violent social space... |
| UK government takes $500 million stake in space exploration firm OneWeb Posted: 03 Jul 2020 07:17 AM PDT  Image: OneWeb As part of a consortium that includes Indian telecom Bharti Global, the UK government will invest $500 million and take a "significant equity share" in space exploration firm OneWeb, it announced Friday. OneWeb, which has its headquarters in the UK, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US in March, after it was unable to secure financing. Bharti Global also will invest $500 million as part of the deal. OneWeb is one of several companies working on an Internet-from-space project, using a combination of low-altitude satellites to beam internet connectivity to ground terminals on Earth's surface. It was slated to launch a constellation of 650 spacecraft, and its plans included providing internet coverage for the Arctic. So far,... |
| A portable display can make working from your dining room table easier Posted: 03 Jul 2020 06:30 AM PDT  The Ananta is a 17.3-inch touchscreen portable display. Working from home (which many of us have been forced to do for the past few months, whether we want to or not) can be more productive than being in an office — provided you have a comfortable and functional place to work within your home. Unfortunately, for many who have been suddenly thrown into this situation, the best space they have to work is on a small laptop at a dining room table. If you're used to working at a desk with a large monitor, having to do the same job on a laptop at a table can be frustratingly confining. And since you also need to use this space for other activities when you're not working, it may not be feasible to set up a traditional monitor or desktop computer there. A portable, USB-C powered monitor might be... |
| The best tech deals for the July Fourth weekend Posted: 03 Jul 2020 06:00 AM PDT  Photo by Dan Seifert / The Verge Tomorrow is July Fourth, or Independence Day if you live in the US. Like all major US holidays, there are some good sales happening on tech that are worth mentioning. We've listed the best ones we know about below, broken up by category. Many of them are happening through tomorrow night, so it's best to hurry if you want to get your shopping on. Though, some of them last for a few more days. ComputingAcer is offering a 20 percent discount on almost anything from its online store, including laptops, monitors, desktops, accessories, and more. Use the code JULY2020 at checkout to save. In terms of exclusions, certain products listed here can't be discounted. Lenovo's new Legion 5 gaming laptop is... |
| LG Gram 17 review: lighter than it looks Posted: 03 Jul 2020 05:00 AM PDT A massive laptop you probably don't need |
| The Verge’s favorite gadgets and gear for summer Posted: 03 Jul 2020 05:00 AM PDT  Illustration by Grayson Blackmon / The Verge Despite all of the ills and upheavals that 2020 is bringing, there is at least one thing that we can celebrate: summer is here. And while your favorite sports team may be on hiatus, your vacation trip may be canceled, and your family get-together will have to wait, there are still things to enjoy and ways to relax. The staff of The Verge has gotten together to recommend some of their favorite gadgets, devices, and gizmos to help you have the best summer possible. Olympus OMD E-M10 Mark II cameraSitting inside all day means that even the most simple and short visits outside can feel kind of magical and otherworldly. It's fun for me to bring my camera, Olympus' E-M10 Mark II, along for walks... |
| Google’s $2.1 billion Fitbit acquisition is getting closer scrutiny from EU regulators Posted: 03 Jul 2020 02:58 AM PDT  The Fitbit Inspire HR fitness tracker. | Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Antitrust regulators and consumer advocacy groups are increasing their scrutiny of Google's planned acquisition of fitness tracker firm Fitbit. Google announced it was buying Fitbit last year for $2.1 billion and said it hoped to complete the deal some time in 2020. But it's possible the acquisition will be delayed over fears about the search giant's increased access to sensitive data from Fitbit's hardware, including users' heart rates, their fitness activity, and their sleep patterns. The Financial Times reports that EU regulators have sent 60-page questionnaires to Google and Fitbit's rivals, asking them to assess how the acquisition will affect the digital... |
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