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- Facebook may block news from being shared on its platforms in Australia
- Google’s Android TV dongle could cost just $50, according to this leak
- Apple accidentally approved malware disguised as Flash, new report finds
- Pokémon Go will end support for older iOS and Android phones in October
- Google Photos on iOS can now crop, trim, and add filters to your videos
- OnePlus may have accidentally revealed the upcoming OnePlus 8T
- Zoom saw revenue quadruple in monster second quarter
- The airline industry is ditching change fees because it’s desperate for people to fly
- Microsoft Flight Simulator’s re-creations of macOS wallpapers look just as good
- Bang & Olufsen’s $800 noise-canceling headphones copy the best part of Microsoft’s Surface Headphones
| Facebook may block news from being shared on its platforms in Australia Posted: 31 Aug 2020 06:19 PM PDT  Illustration by James Bareham / The Verge Facebook plans to block the sharing of local and international news stories on its platforms if legislation requiring tech platforms to pay publishers for content becomes law, the company said in a blog post Monday. "Australia is drafting a new regulation that misunderstands the dynamics of the internet and will do damage to the very news organisations the government is trying to protect," Will Easton, managing director of Facebook Australia and New Zealand wrote in the blog post, arguing that the commission overseeing the process "ignored important facts," including the relationship between social media and news media. "Assuming this draft code becomes law, we will reluctantly stop allowing publishers and people in Australia from... |
| Google’s Android TV dongle could cost just $50, according to this leak Posted: 31 Aug 2020 05:29 PM PDT  Image via XDA-developers Google's Chromecast is a fantastic way to fling streaming video from phone to TV — but these days, you can often get a Roku Streaming Stick or Amazon Fire Stick with a dedicated remote control for the same money. But what if Google launched an Android TV dongle with its own remote control for the same $50 you'd pay for a high-end Roku or Fire stick? That's exactly what 9to5Google seems to have discovered, thanks to a new Home Depot leak. The home improvement story briefly listed a Google "Sabrina" for $49.99, and 9to5Google's sources were able to provide pictures of that price tag in the Home Depot's internal systems as well. Sabrina, of course, would be that Android TV dongle that leaked in June, only to seemingly appear again at the... |
| Apple accidentally approved malware disguised as Flash, new report finds Posted: 31 Aug 2020 03:32 PM PDT  Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Apple accidentally approved common malware disguised as an update for Adobe Flash Player to run on macOS, according to a new report. According to security researcher Patrick Wardle, Apple approved an app that contained code used by a well-known malware called Shlayer. Shlayer is a trojan downloader that spreads through fake applications, bombarding users with an influx of adware. Shlayer is the "most common threat" to Macs, cybersecurity and anti-virus firm Kaspersky said in 2019. Wardle says this is the first time he knows of that Apple mistakenly notarized malware following the debut of its new notarization process. Apple announced the macOS notarizing process in 2019, requiring... |
| Pokémon Go will end support for older iOS and Android phones in October Posted: 31 Aug 2020 03:16 PM PDT  Photo by James Bareham / The Verge If you still play Pokémon Go on a smartphone or tablet running Android 5.0 "Lollipop" or iOS 10 or 11, you'll no longer be able to access the game when Niantic pushes an update in mid-October. The Pokémon Go Twitter account confirmed that two popular older phones also won't make the cut: the iPhone 5S and iPhone 6 are being left behind, despite the fact both phones can be upgraded to run iOS 12. "iPhone 5S and 6 have just 1 GB of RAM, and we don't want to hold back development and implementation of features for the vast majority of players who have more robust phones," Niantic tells The Verge. All things considered, the performance on those devices probably wasn't great. Pokémon Go might not be as demanding as some other titles, but it... |
| Google Photos on iOS can now crop, trim, and add filters to your videos Posted: 31 Aug 2020 03:02 PM PDT  The Google Photos app for iOS is getting an updated video editor that adds several useful new features, including the ability to trim video clips, add filters, crop, and make adjustments like exposure, contrast, and saturation. The new video editor options work similarly to the existing image editing tools. Simply tap the "edit" button when previewing a video, and you'll be taken to the new editor, which adds several new tabs, in addition to the existing "export frame" option. There's a variety of filters, including an "Auto" filter that intelligently adjusts your video. There are manual adjustment controls, divided into a Light menu (for exposure, contrast, whites, highlights, shadows, blacks, and vignette sliders) and Color (to... |
| OnePlus may have accidentally revealed the upcoming OnePlus 8T Posted: 31 Aug 2020 01:39 PM PDT  Image: OxygenUpdater OnePlus may have accidentally revealed a first look at the OnePlus 8T, thanks to an image found in the latest Android 11 developer preview for OnePlus 8-series devices by OxygenUpdater. The leaked image doesn't offer much to go on, just a front-facing view of the device, which appears to be pretty similar to the existing OnePlus 8. It's possible that this image — which is labeled OnePlus_8T.webp and is a distinct file from the images for the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro — is simply a placeholder for a different, final design for the OnePlus 8T. But given the timing of the leak (OnePlus usually releases its fall T-series refreshes in the October to November range) and the fact that it was found in OnePlus' own firmware update, it seems... |
| Zoom saw revenue quadruple in monster second quarter Posted: 31 Aug 2020 01:38 PM PDT  Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Videoconferencing platform Zoom had a huge second quarter, with $663.5 million in revenue compared to $145.8 million a year ago, the company announced on Monday. It now has around 370,000 customers with more than 10 employees, an increase of 458 percent year over year. "Our ability to keep people around the world connected, coupled with our strong execution, led to revenue growth of 355% year-over-year in Q2," Zoom founder and CEO Eric S. Yuan said in a statement announcing the earnings. On a call with analysts— over Zoom, of course— Zoom CFO Kelly Steckelberg said subscriptions from new customers accounted for 81 percent of the second quarter revenue growth. The company did not see the customer churn it had expected, she added. Yuan... |
| The airline industry is ditching change fees because it’s desperate for people to fly Posted: 31 Aug 2020 01:20 PM PDT  American Airlines and Delta Air Lines both said they would permanently eliminate fees associated with changing or canceling a flight. The news comes less than a day after United Airlines first announced a permanent end to its change fee policy. All three carriers have been waiving change fees since March 2020, when the novel coronavirus pandemic first disrupted global air travel. With demand dried up, the airlines are seeking to make flying look safe, stress-free, and, most of all, cheap. And that means eliminating many of the fees and surcharges associated with air travel. "We've said before that we need to approach flexibility differently than this industry has in the past, and today's announcement builds on that promise to ensure... |
| Microsoft Flight Simulator’s re-creations of macOS wallpapers look just as good Posted: 31 Aug 2020 01:06 PM PDT  Left: Matt Birchler's recreation. Right: Apple's original wallpaper. | Matt Birchler, Apple Many of us are finding cool things to work on while stuck at home, and I think Matt Birchler takes the cake this week. He, like much of the internet, has been taking off in Microsoft Flight Simulator, and he used the absolutely unreal detail in the game to re-create some of the more iconic wallpapers from recent releases of macOS. To re-create these images, Matt flew to each location, then used Flight Simulator to position the camera, set the focal length, and adjust the time of day with in-game controls. Then, with a little post-processing magic in Adobe Lightroom, he created the images below. "Flight Simulator is a 'make your own fun' game and I was looking for interesting things to do while flying around," Birchler told The Verge. He... |
| Posted: 31 Aug 2020 12:47 PM PDT  Image: Bang & Olufsen Bang & Olufsen has announced its new Beoplay H95 noise-canceling headphones for the steep price of $800. You can get a stellar pair of headphones for much, much less than that, but the audio specialist is hoping to leapfrog Sony, Bose, and other headphone makers in craftsmanship and sound quality. With their lambskin ear pads (with memory foam inside), aluminum frame, and leather headband, these certainly look the part of top-end, premium headphones. With the H95 headphones, Bang & Olufsen also copied one of the best things about Microsoft's Surface Headphones: the dial controls. You can twist the dial on the right ear cup to adjust volume and the one on the left to control the adaptive noise cancellation. That's exactly how the Surface... |
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