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- TikTok is testing a new tipping feature for some creators
- Facebook’s Meta watch has a camera notch, according to first leaked image
- Will the Oculus Quest still require a Facebook account? It’s complicated
- Google makes waitlists for Pixel 6 Pro because it can’t keep the phone in stock
- Here’s an incredible life-size Ghostbusters Proton Pack prop you can actually buy
- Amid the fluff, Meta showed an impressive demo of its Codec Avatars
- Apple lost $6 billion to chip shortage and manufacturing delays in Q4, Tim Cook says
- Amazon will spend ‘several billion dollars’ to avoid holiday shipping delays
- Facebook Connect: all the news about ‘Meta’ and Mark Zuckerberg’s VR dream
- New Biden plan would give e-bike buyers up to $1,500 in tax credits
| TikTok is testing a new tipping feature for some creators Posted: 28 Oct 2021 05:25 PM PDT  TikTok is experimenting with a new tool that allows TikTok users to tip some creators directly on their profiles. According to a video of the tips feature shared this week by TikTok creator Jera Bean, who noticed the feature in-app and applied for approval, any money tipped to creators will go directly to that individual (meaning TikTok won't take a cut). A screenshot of the application screen stated that in order to qualify for the feature, accounts must be in good standing on the platform, have at least 100,000 followers, meet an age requirement, and agree to TikTok's tips terms. If creators meet these criteria, they can then apply for the tool — though it's unclear whether everyone who applies will be approved.
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| Facebook’s Meta watch has a camera notch, according to first leaked image Posted: 28 Oct 2021 05:15 PM PDT  In the first leaked images of Facebook's smartwatch, it's clear: there's a notch, which is the kind of thing people love to make fun of, and what appears to be a front-facing camera. In the photo, the watch's screen is off, but the beady little camera eye is clearly visible. The photo, which was first reported on by Bloomberg, was found inside the company's app for its Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses. The watch, referred to as "Milan" in the code, has a large display like the Apple Watch — but that smartwatch doesn't have a camera. The picture today may not be a version that consumers ever see, according to Bloomberg. Still, it confirms earlier reporting about Facebook's work. If this is the same watch as the one we reported on in June,... |
| Will the Oculus Quest still require a Facebook account? It’s complicated Posted: 28 Oct 2021 03:51 PM PDT  Facebook (which is now called Meta) knows a lot of virtual reality headset owners hate logging in with Facebook. Requiring Facebook logins created bad blood almost immediately and even accidentally locked some people out of their Quest VR hardware in late 2020. And at today's Connect keynote, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg hinted the restriction might be ending. But his comments raised more questions than they answered, and we still don't know exactly what they mean. Zuckerberg mentioned the changes while talking about work applications for VR. Here's what he said:
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| Google makes waitlists for Pixel 6 Pro because it can’t keep the phone in stock Posted: 28 Oct 2021 03:42 PM PDT  After what seems like an eternity of leaks, teases, and two reveals, the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are finally on sale. But Google seems to be running very low on inventory, as the company now offers waitlists so you can be notified of when the phone will be available again. Right at the top of the Pixel 6 Pro page on the Google Store, there's a now banner advertising the waitlist. "Due to high demand, some Pixel 6 Pro models may be out of stock or have long delivery times," the company says. "Get notified when they're back in stock, or check out other authorized retailers who may have them available." The banner includes buttons to join the waitlist and see other retailers where you can try to get the phone instead. After clicking the buy... |
| Here’s an incredible life-size Ghostbusters Proton Pack prop you can actually buy Posted: 28 Oct 2021 03:38 PM PDT  You've always wanted your very own Ghostbusters Proton Pack. Your options have been: find a cheap toy, 3D print, sand and paint your own, pay for someone to do it for you, start with a premade kit, or painstakingly build something even more intricate from scratch. Here's a sixth way that might be the easiest and most cost-effective yet: pay Hasbro $400 for this incredible-looking thing: Hasbro says the Ghostbusters Plasma Series Spengler's Proton Pack is based on 3D scans of the actual movie prop from Ghostbusters: Afterlife, and it's complete with lights, sounds... |
| Amid the fluff, Meta showed an impressive demo of its Codec Avatars Posted: 28 Oct 2021 02:39 PM PDT  Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, held a presentation today where it announced its rebranding and showed off what it imagines the future of computing will look like — but amid all the fluff, it actually had some interesting tech demos. The first showed off its life-like Codex avatars and an environment for them to exist in, which the company says was rendered in real-time and reacted to real-world objects. Mark Zuckerberg also talked about the company's work with neural interfaces that let you control a computer just by moving your fingers. We'll discuss the demos in just a moment, but it's really worth seeing them for yourself. You can check them out on the Facebook keynote archive or on Reuters' YouTube stream if you prefer... |
| Apple lost $6 billion to chip shortage and manufacturing delays in Q4, Tim Cook says Posted: 28 Oct 2021 02:08 PM PDT  Apple today posted strong earnings for its fourth fiscal 2021 quarter, reporting all-time highs for its services and Mac divisions. The company says it took in revenue of $83.4 billion, a year-over-year increase of 29 percent, and earnings per share of $1.24. That earnings number came in below Wall Street expectations of $84.85 billion. CEO Tim Cook told CNBC that supply chain constraints had a clear impact on financial results this quarter. "We had a very strong performance despite larger than expected supply constraints, which we estimate to be around $6 billion," Cook said, attributing the supply issues to "the industry-wide chip shortages that have been talked about a lot and COVID-related manufacturing disruptions in Southeast... |
| Amazon will spend ‘several billion dollars’ to avoid holiday shipping delays Posted: 28 Oct 2021 01:44 PM PDT  Amazon wants to avoid holiday shipping delays as much as you do. The company said today that it plans to spend "several billion dollars" to avoid problems during the holidays, which might extend from product delivery issues to keeping items in stock. The money will be spent on increased pay for workers, heightened shipping costs, and mitigating supply chain issues. "It'll be expensive for us in the short term, but it's the right prioritization for our customers and partners," Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said today in the company's third-quarter earnings release. The big spending comes as both a promise and a warning. Amazon's earnings disappointed investors with a significant dip in quarterly profits from last year. That's largely due to... |
| Facebook Connect: all the news about ‘Meta’ and Mark Zuckerberg’s VR dream Posted: 28 Oct 2021 01:38 PM PDT  The company unveiled a new name and vision for the future in its keynote |
| New Biden plan would give e-bike buyers up to $1,500 in tax credits Posted: 28 Oct 2021 01:27 PM PDT  There's good news in the latest version of the White House budget deal: the proposed federal tax credit for new electric bike purchases has survived the most recent round of Congressional bloodletting. Not only that, but it's been restored to its former glory of 30 percent, after the House of Representatives slashed it to 15 percent. Still, it's a hugely important proposal for a product that is still struggling to reach mass adoption. If the deal passes in its current form, e-bikes would become significantly cheaper for most Americans. In turn, that could mean a significant change in the transportation options for millions of people around the country. The legislation would offer Americans a refundable tax credit worth 30 percent of a... |
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