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- Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 2 doesn’t have a release date, but you can already watch this review
- iFixit’s teardown for the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra could explain why your phone is running hot
- ‘Developers are fleeing the Unreal Engine,’ Epic tells court
- Disney Plus revived some ads from the 1970s, and it’s the extremely Gen X content we need
- Facebook blocks access to group criticizing Thailand king after government threat
- Unity’s IPO filing shows how big a threat it poses to Epic and the Unreal Engine
- This giant glowing orb is the world’s first floating Apple Store
- Samsung’s Find My Mobile feature now works with offline devices
- YouTube permanently bans controversial creator LeafyIsHere
- How to watch the Republican National Convention
| Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 2 doesn’t have a release date, but you can already watch this review Posted: 24 Aug 2020 05:40 PM PDT  Image: YouTube Samsung finally announced the follow-up to the beleaguered first generation Galaxy Fold, the Galaxy Z Fold 2, earlier this month, but the phone still isn't out yet — Samsung promised to reveal more on September 1st. Ahead of then, though, it seems at least one Z Fold 2 has made it into the wild, as a Chinese YouTube channel has already posted a review of the upcoming foldable (via SamMobile). I don't speak Chinese, so I can't tell you what the reviewer is saying. But if you want to see what an actual powered-on Z Fold 2 looks like doing a bunch of different things, I recommend watching the whole video. And there's a few interesting tidbits worth calling out. Perhaps most noticeably, the outer screen seems like a major improvement, as it... |
| iFixit’s teardown for the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra could explain why your phone is running hot Posted: 24 Aug 2020 04:40 PM PDT  Image: iFixit Tech teardown specialist iFixit has published a new article taking apart the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra, providing us a better look at what's underneath the giant camera bump of Samsung's $1,300 stylus-equipped smartphone and its cheaper sibling. Surprisingly, iFixit found that both phones are missing the vapor chamber and copper heat pipes Samsung had been using on previous phones to cool their processor during extended gaming sessions. Instead of copper, iFixit found a multi-layered graphite thermal pad inside each device during its teardowns and says that JerryRigEverything reportedly found one as well. But weirdly, at least one other Galaxy Note 20 Ultra does have the copper heatpipe and vapor chamber cooling, as you... |
| ‘Developers are fleeing the Unreal Engine,’ Epic tells court Posted: 24 Aug 2020 04:00 PM PDT  Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge On Monday, Epic Games and Apple faced off in the first hearing of their ongoing legal fight, held in a public Zoom call because of the ongoing quarantine restrictions. The hearing sought to determine whether Epic's developer privileges should be legally protected — initially by a temporary restraining order, setting the stage for a more powerful preliminary injunction that would remain in force for the duration of the trial. Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers did not issue an immediate ruling on the issue, but said she would be issuing a written order after the fact "and I will issue it quickly." However, Judge Rogers opened the hearing by indicating she was likely to take action to protect the Unreal Engine, but let the Fortnite ban stand. "I... |
| Disney Plus revived some ads from the 1970s, and it’s the extremely Gen X content we need Posted: 24 Aug 2020 02:13 PM PDT  So it looks like Disney Plus has revived a Mouseketeers special from the 1970s (via Gizmodo) because Gen X deserves to wallow in nostalgia once in a while. But! Not only is the 60-minute promotional show The Mouseketeers at Walt Disney World available to stream, but all the commercials that aired during the original 1977 broadcast are in there as well. Credit to artist / director Rob Sheridan for the discovery, which he posted on Twitter. Shake 'n Bake, man. We didn't know how good we had it. "I wish all archival TV streaming content up through the 90s was presented with the original commercials and badly dubbed from VHS, it's such a more authentic cultural preservation," Sheridan tweeted. Amen to that.
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| Facebook blocks access to group criticizing Thailand king after government threat Posted: 24 Aug 2020 02:00 PM PDT  Illustration by James Bareham / The Verge In this week's episode of "should the social network leave it up or take it down?" we have Facebook wading into another thorny moderation situation, this time in Thailand. According to a report from The Guardian, the company has removed a Facebook group with more than 1 million members after it was threatened by the Thai government for violating local laws around defaming the ruling monarch. The group, called "Royalist Marketplace," was created in April by academic Pavin Chachavalpongpun, a critic of the Thai government and its king, Maha Vajiralongkorn, who now lives in Japan. However, on Monday, the group was restricted based on a legal request from Thailand's Ministry of Digital Economy and Society. The group was dedicated to... |
| Unity’s IPO filing shows how big a threat it poses to Epic and the Unreal Engine Posted: 24 Aug 2020 12:17 PM PDT  Unity, maker of the popular Unity Game Engine, has filed to go public at an incredible moment in time. Its chief rival, Epic Games, is currently busy arguing that Apple is holding the Unreal Engine hostage, and Epic will appear in court this very afternoon to demand a restraining order so Apple can't cut off access to developers. What's more incredible, though: the numbers revealed in Unity's new S-1 filing show the company is far more of a formidable rival to Epic than we thought. We knew the early surge of interest in Unity may have forced Epic's hand, first when Epic drastically dropped the price of Unreal Engine in 2014, and in 2015 when it started letting developers build with Unreal for free. But despite those moves, Unity says... |
| This giant glowing orb is the world’s first floating Apple Store Posted: 24 Aug 2020 12:16 PM PDT  Photo by Roslan Rahman/AFP via Getty Images Apple's worldwide retail network may be struggling during the coronavirus pandemic, but that hasn't stopped the company from indulging in its penchant for pricey-looking, unique, and outlandish exterior design. The iPhone maker's newest retail location, located in Singapore on the city-state's waterfront and known officially as Apple Marina Bay Sands, can claim a world's first title: it's the only Apple retail shop on the planet that floats on water. The location, part of the luxury hotel and resort of the same name, is Singapore's third Apple Store following Orchard Road, which opened as Singapore's first in 2017, and Apple Jewel Changi Airport, located in the world-famous retail sector of Singapore's transportation hub that also... |
| Samsung’s Find My Mobile feature now works with offline devices Posted: 24 Aug 2020 12:08 PM PDT  Photo by Brennan King / The Verg Samsung's Find My Mobile feature is a handy tool to help you find a lost phone. With the latest app update, Find My Mobile will now work for Galaxy devices that aren't connected to Wi-Fi or cellular. Max Weinbach of XDA Developers spotted the feature on Saturday. The "Offline finding" function will leverage a network of nearby Galaxy devices — it looks similar to the "Community Find" feature that Tile trackers use when they're out of Bluetooth range. If your phone can't be found by Wi-Fi or cellular connection, nearby Galaxy devices might be able to locate it. If you have offline finding enabled, your phone will also be able to scan for other devices, meaning you'll be able to help others find their lost phones if you're in range of the... |
| YouTube permanently bans controversial creator LeafyIsHere Posted: 24 Aug 2020 12:00 PM PDT  YouTube has banned the controversial creator Calvin Lee Vail, better known as LeafyIsHere, for repeatedly violating the company's harassment policies. The ban follows big changes to YouTube's harassment policy meant to deter behavior that in part helped creators in the commentary community like Leafy develop a following. Although Vail has a history of making videos that include offensive comments about other creators on the site, including a now-deleted video from 2016 that mocked the appearance of another creator, the termination only came after his channel amassed at least three violations of YouTube's harassment policy over the last 90 days. That includes videos featuring cyberbullying (including malicious insults and name-calling... |
| How to watch the Republican National Convention Posted: 24 Aug 2020 11:41 AM PDT  Photo by Travis Dove-Pool/Getty Images The Republican National Convention officially kicked off Monday at the Charlotte Convention Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. It's the third location of the event after it was moved twice due to restrictions resulting from the coronavirus pandemic. The convention is set to feature a mix of online and in-person events. WHEN IS IT?The convention is scheduled to last two hours each night, Monday through Thursday, starting at 8:30PM ET. HOW DO I WATCH IT?The event is available to stream on the RNC's official Facebook page, Twitter account, YouTube channel, and on Amazon Prime Video by searching for the "Republican National Convention. If you'd rather listen to the convention, you can ask your Alexa device to play it as well. Spotify is... |
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