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- Twitter adds captions to voice tweets more than a year after they first launched
- Valve’s Steam Deck: all the news about the new gaming handheld
- Intel is reportedly in talks to buy the $30 billion foundry company AMD spun off a decade ago
- Jack Dorsey says Square has a new Bitcoin business named TBD
- England footballer calls out weak response from social platforms after online abuse
- How does Valve’s Steam Deck compare to the Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X, and PlayStation 5?
- Apple employees say the company is cracking down on remote work
- Elgato announces new Stream Deck the same day Valve announces new Steam Deck
- Google adds option to instantly delete your last 15 minutes of search history
- Old memes are Bill Murray, dodging them is Tilda Swinton
| Twitter adds captions to voice tweets more than a year after they first launched Posted: 15 Jul 2021 06:29 PM PDT  Twitter is now rolling out captions for voice tweets, the company announced Thursday. Twitter first launched voice tweets in June 2020, but they were quickly criticized at the time by accessibility advocates for not having captions. Now, when you make a voice tweet (something you can only do on the iOS app right now), captions will be automatically generated in supported languages, which are English, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, Arabic, Hindi, French, Indonesian, Korean, and Italian. To see the captions on a tweet, you can click or tap the CC icon in the top-right corner of the voice tweet window. Captions only appear on new voice tweets, Twitter tells The Verge, so you won't see them on older ones. Below is a screenshot of... |
| Valve’s Steam Deck: all the news about the new gaming handheld Posted: 15 Jul 2021 05:47 PM PDT  Catch up on our coverage of Valve's new device |
| Intel is reportedly in talks to buy the $30 billion foundry company AMD spun off a decade ago Posted: 15 Jul 2021 04:27 PM PDT  In 2008, chipmakers Intel and AMD took two distinct paths: Intel kept manufacturing its own chips to maintain full control, while AMD decided to spin off its semiconductor business as GlobalFoundries, relying on it and other manufacturers to provide the actual silicon. Now, The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Intel is looking to snap up AMD's former fabs as well, in a deal that could value them at $30 billion. It's clear from the WSJ story that the deal isn't a sure thing, and GlobalFoundries outright denied that it was in talks with Intel. But it's possible Intel's negotiating with the investment firm that owns GlobalFoundries instead, as the WSJ points out. It's also intriguing that the Journal doesn't have a "no comment" from... |
| Jack Dorsey says Square has a new Bitcoin business named TBD Posted: 15 Jul 2021 04:01 PM PDT  Jack Dorsey, CEO of both Twitter and Square, is enough of a fan of cryptocurrency that Square's push into the area won't stop at releasing a hardware wallet. Instead, the company is creating a new business, to go with existing units like Tidal and Cash App, which is "focused on building an open developer platform with the sole goal of making it easy to create non-custodial, permissionless, and decentralized financial services."
What does that mean... |
| England footballer calls out weak response from social platforms after online abuse Posted: 15 Jul 2021 03:12 PM PDT  Bukayo Saka, a player on England's national football team said in an Instagram post Thursday that social media platforms did not do enough to prevent the racist abuse he and his teammates were subjected to after the team's loss to Italy. "To the social media platforms @instagram @twitter @facebook I don't want any child or adult to have to receive the hateful and hurtful messages that me Marcus and Jadon have received this week," Saka wrote. "I knew instantly the kind of hate that I was about to receive and that is a sad reality that your powerful platforms are not doing enough to stop these messages." Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, and Saka, who are Black, were among England's players to participate in a penalty shootout to decide the... |
| How does Valve’s Steam Deck compare to the Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X, and PlayStation 5? Posted: 15 Jul 2021 03:05 PM PDT  Valve's surprising new Steam Deck has been officially announced, promising to let players take their whole Steam library of games on the go. But how does the handheld compare to other major consoles on the market, like the Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X / S, and the PlayStation 5? First off, let's look at the Steam Deck's specs. It's powered by an AMD APU with a quad-core / eight-thread Zen 2 CPU and an AMD RDNA 2 GPU with 8 compute units, alongside 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM. There are three models available: one with 64GB of eMMC storage for $399, one with a 256GB NVMe SSD for $529, and a top-of-the-line model with 512GB of high-speed NVMe SSD storage for $649. While the base eMMC storage configuration could potentially mean slower game... |
| Apple employees say the company is cracking down on remote work Posted: 15 Jul 2021 02:42 PM PDT  Apple employees say it's harder than ever to get remote work requests approved after the company rolled out a new hybrid model that will require people to return to the office three days a week starting in early September. Some employees say they will quit if Apple doesn't change its stance. While Apple historically discouraged employees from working from home, there were one-off exceptions to the rule, and some teams were more lenient than others. Now, employees say that even those exceptions are being denied. In a company Slack channel where employees advocate for remote work, roughly 10 people said they were resigning due to the hybrid work policy or knew others who'd been forced to quit. The Slack channel currently has more than... |
| Elgato announces new Stream Deck the same day Valve announces new Steam Deck Posted: 15 Jul 2021 02:07 PM PDT  Elgato's Stream Deck is a popular tool for live-streamers, letting them set shortcuts and controls they can access with the push of a button, and the company announced a new model on Thursday, the Stream Deck MK. 2. This version brings a host of welcome improvements, including a detachable stand, interchangeable faceplates, and a removable USB-C cable. You can order it right now on Elgato's website for $149.99. While the Stream Deck MK. 2 does seem like a nice upgrade, it was announced on perhaps the worst possible day. Just a few hours ago, Valve made a huge splash by revealing its new handheld gaming console called the Steam Deck. While they're entirely different products, there's sure to be some confusion about the names "Stream... |
| Google adds option to instantly delete your last 15 minutes of search history Posted: 15 Jul 2021 01:54 PM PDT  Google is launching a new privacy feature for search that lets you instantly delete your last 15 minutes of search history on mobile, the company announced on Thursday. The new option was first revealed alongside several other search and Chrome improvements at I/O 2021 and is now rolling out to everyone. The option to delete your last 15 minutes of search history is currently only available in Google's iOS app and is headed to Android later this year. On desktop, your options for deleting searches are limited to setting your history to auto-delete every three, 18, or 36 months (18 months is the default for new accounts), or deleting searches by hand. You can see what the new option looks like in the iOS app below: |
| Old memes are Bill Murray, dodging them is Tilda Swinton Posted: 15 Jul 2021 01:51 PM PDT Twitter said Thursday it was hearing from users who were seeing too many topic suggestions in their home timelines and was moving to remedy the situation. "We're fixing that now, and will continue to improve Topics and find ways to show you the very best of Twitter. Things you want to see, that is," its Support account tweeted. To its credit, Twitter has seemed more responsive to users' complaints — or their lack of interest — of late; in addition to Thursday's topics announcement, Twitter said this week it would kill off Fleets, its ephemeral disappearing tweets that apparently no one was using. But instead of showing us more things we want to see, I think Twitter should lean into taking away things we don't want. I have a suggestion... |
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