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- Rudy Giuliani just lost his YouTube privileges for two weeks
- Roku’s advertising ambitions just got even bigger with new Nielsen deal
- Grimes sold $6 million worth of digital art as NFTs
- Clue gets FDA clearance for digital birth control
- Vizio files to go public, has sold over 80 million TVs
- Volvo’s first EV is stuck at cargo ports waiting for a software update
- Twitter will label COVID-19 vaccine misinformation and enforce a strike system
- PSA: this is your last chance to grab these Mario games for your Switch
- A folding iPhone could be coming in 2023
- Amazon shaves app icon mustache that raised eyebrows
| Rudy Giuliani just lost his YouTube privileges for two weeks Posted: 01 Mar 2021 05:12 PM PST  YouTube has suspended Rudy Giuliani's YouTube channel for the second time this year for making false claims of fraud in the 2020 US presidential election and has issued a strike against his channel. It's Giulani's second strike within 90 days, according to Bloomberg, meaning that Giuliani cannot upload videos for two weeks. In a statement, YouTube also cited Giulani's promotion of nicotine, which is against the company's rules. "We have clear Community Guidelines that govern what videos may stay on YouTube, which we enforce consistently, regardless of speaker," a YouTube spokesperson said in a statement to The Verge. "We removed content from the Rudy W. Giuliani channel for violating our sale of regulated goods policy, which prohibits... |
| Roku’s advertising ambitions just got even bigger with new Nielsen deal Posted: 01 Mar 2021 03:21 PM PST  Roku, one of the most popular streaming platforms in US homes, is acquiring Nielsen's video advertisement business as it tries to become a central hub for TV advertising. Specifically, Roku is acquiring Nielsen's Advanced Video Advertising unit. The acquisition means that Roku will also acquire Nielsen's automatic content recognition (ACR) and dynamic ad insertion (DAI) technology. DAI technology simply means that advertisers will be able to receive "better targeting and measurement" capabilities so they can hyper-target a specific audience instead of more broad demographics like age and gender. Think of ads for products people might actually want playing before a YouTube video compared to seemingly random ads playing on CNN. It's... |
| Grimes sold $6 million worth of digital art as NFTs Posted: 01 Mar 2021 03:06 PM PST  Grimes is the latest artist to get in on the NFT gold rush, selling around $6 million worth of digital artworks after putting them up for auction yesterday. A series of 10 pieces — some one of a kind, others with thousands of copies — went up for sale on Nifty Gateway on February 28th. The highest-selling piece was a one-of-a-kind video called "Death of the Old" that involves flying cherubs, a cross, a sword, and glowing light that's set to an original song by Grimes. The winning bidder took it for nearly $389,000. The bulk of the sales came from two pieces with thousands of copies available that sold for $7,500 each. The works, titled "Earth" and "Mars," are both short videos featuring their titular planet with a giant cherub over it... |
| Clue gets FDA clearance for digital birth control Posted: 01 Mar 2021 02:54 PM PST  Clue, best known for its period tracking app, announced that it received clearance from the Food and Drug Administration for a digital birth control function, which it says can help users prevent pregnancy based only on the start date of a user's period. It calculates the window where someone could get pregnant based on statistical modeling. "It personalizes over time. So as the individual puts in their cycle day one then we're able to personalize the window of their high risk days vs their low risk days," Clue's chief medical officer Lynae Brayboy told TechCrunch. The company plans to launch its digital birth control some time this year. Clue says that its digital birth control is 92 percent effective at preventing unwanted pregnancy... |
| Vizio files to go public, has sold over 80 million TVs Posted: 01 Mar 2021 02:45 PM PST  Vizio today filed its S-1 with the US Securities and Exchange Commission as the TV and soundbar maker heads toward an initial public offering. "We envision the Vizio smart TV as the center of the connected home — where families play games together, where friends watch movies together, where work and learning happen, and where all things in between take place," Vizio founder, chairman, and CEO William Wang wrote in a letter that opens the S-1. "Going public is an important milestone for us as we continue to grow and execute our goals." The filing reveals that Vizio has sold over 80 million TVs and 11 million soundbars since the company's founding. It sold 7.1 million TVs in 2020. Vizio's TVs have long delivered performance and picture... |
| Volvo’s first EV is stuck at cargo ports waiting for a software update Posted: 01 Mar 2021 02:14 PM PST  Volvo XC40 Recharge electric SUVs are currently being held at US ports because the company is waiting to ship a crucial software update before releasing them to customers and dealers, The Verge has learned. The problem appears to be that these XC40 Recharge SUVs — which is Volvo's first all-electric vehicle — left the company's factory without the Volvo On Call software activated. Volvo On Call is a subscription service that connects Volvo cars to an owner's smartphone, allowing them to remotely turn the vehicle on and off, lock or unlock the doors, and access diagnostic information. One customer, who was supposed to take delivery of his XC40 Recharge at the end of February, tells The Verge his dealer's best guess is that his SUV may not... |
| Twitter will label COVID-19 vaccine misinformation and enforce a strike system Posted: 01 Mar 2021 02:02 PM PST  Twitter announced Monday that it will start labeling tweets that share misleading information about COVID-19 vaccines. The labels will include links to relevant information from official bodies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Twitter plans to enforce a five-strike system for repeat offenders that can lead to locked accounts and permanent suspension. The new labels are similar to Facebook's anti-misinformation banners or the labels Twitter began deploying early in the pandemic. They appear as text underneath misleading tweets, with links to information from official sources or Twitter's rules. Twitter says it applies these labels through a combination of human and automated review systems and is starting its... |
| PSA: this is your last chance to grab these Mario games for your Switch Posted: 01 Mar 2021 01:44 PM PST  It's March, which means Nintendo will soon pull a handful of games released specifically for anniversary celebrations. Switch owners have until the end of this month, March 31st, to grab games before the developer pulls them off the eShop. That includes Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light, Super Mario Bros. 35, Game & Watch Super Mario Bros., and Super Mario 3D All-Stars. Similar to Disney's infamous "vault" tactic — offering films for a limited time before they're stuffed back into a metaphorical vault and become impossible to get — Nintendo announced last year that it would only offer certain games until this year. It's unclear if the developer will rerelease these games further down the road or if they'll remain... |
| A folding iPhone could be coming in 2023 Posted: 01 Mar 2021 01:09 PM PST  Rumors about a folding iPhone are nothing new, but analyst Ming-Chi Kuo (who has a very strong track record) is weighing in with information of his own: he says that Apple could be looking at a 2023 launch, and that the phone could have a screen between 7.5 and eight inches (via MacRumors). Previous rumors have suggested that the screen would be smaller, closer to the size of an iPhone 12 Pro Max. There have been numerous reports about Apple prototyping a folding iPhone, but according to MacRumors, Kuo says that the product has "not yet officially kicked off." Meanwhile, competitors like Samsung, Motorola, and Royole have all released multiple foldable phones (though they're mostly expensive and clearly early implementations of the... |
| Amazon shaves app icon mustache that raised eyebrows Posted: 01 Mar 2021 01:07 PM PST  Amazon has quietly rolled out a slight update to its new app icon that it debuted back in January, which alters the colorful strip of tape on the icon that bore an unfortunate resemblance to a toothbrush-style mustache.
The toothbrush mustache was originally popularized by comedians like Charlie Chaplin in the early 1900s before it was forever associated with Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler. Amazon made some changes to the icon following customer feedback from its initial rollout before it rolled out the final design worldwide. An Amazon spokesperson commented that "Amazon is... |
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