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- Facebook’s video app may no longer work on Apple TV
- Valorant will start monitoring your voice chats starting July 13th
- Report: Apple is gearing up to launch a ‘flood’ of new devices starting this fall
- Apple’s mixed reality headset will reportedly come with an M2 chip
- This 13-year-old voice recorder captured my entire professional career
- Spotify secretly launched a show with this controversial duo — it’s already a hit
- Samsung M8 Smart Monitor review: the good enough of both worlds
- My journey to drain the M2 MacBook Pro’s battery
- Google says attackers worked with ISPs to deploy Hermit spyware on Android and iOS
| Facebook’s video app may no longer work on Apple TV Posted: 26 Jun 2022 03:36 PM PDT  Facebook's app for smart TVs, which lets users tune into various videos, shows, and livestreams on the platform, may no longer be available on Apple TV, as first reported by 9to5Mac. Some users say they're no longer able to access the app after its most recent update. In a thread on MacRumors, one user shares an image of the notice they received after attempting to open Facebook Watch on their Apple TV 4K: "The Facebook Watch TV app is no longer available, but you can still find lots of videos on Facebook at www.facebook.com/watch." Several other users report having the same experience. Facebook rolled out its Watch app on Apple TV in 2017 after first launching it on Samsung smart TVs. The app is also available on various other smart TVs... |
| Valorant will start monitoring your voice chats starting July 13th Posted: 26 Jun 2022 02:05 PM PDT  Riot Games, the developer behind the free first-person shooter (FPS) Valorant, will start monitoring players' voice communications on July 13th (via PCGamer). The game company says it's to help train the language models that it will eventually use when evaluating player reports across all its games. Riot initially announced this change in April 2021 after making an update to its privacy policy. The new terms give Riot permission to "record and potentially evaluate voice data when using Riot-owned voice comms channels" with the purpose of combatting hate speech and harassment over voice chat. Riot says it will analyze recordings when a player reports someone for abusive or offensive comments. In turn, this should help the company... |
| Report: Apple is gearing up to launch a ‘flood’ of new devices starting this fall Posted: 26 Jun 2022 11:20 AM PDT  Apple's poised to release a slew of new devices between this fall and the beginning of 2023, according to a report from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. What Gurman describes as a "deluge" of products will reportedly include four iPhone 14 devices, a set of new iPads, three Apple Watches, several M2 / M3-upgraded Macs, a pair of refreshed AirPods Pro buds, a new HomePod, and a spec-boosted Apple TV model. Let's break down these predictions. Although Apple announced two new Macs with its flagship M2 processor at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) earlier this month, Gurman expects to find the chip — and its variations — in several other devices. This includes an M2 Mac mini, M2 Pro Mac mini, M2 Pro / M2 Max 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pros,... |
| Apple’s mixed reality headset will reportedly come with an M2 chip Posted: 26 Jun 2022 09:12 AM PDT  Apple's mixed reality headset has been shrouded in rumors for months now, and a new report from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman indicates that it could come with Apple's flagship M2 processor. According to Gurman, Apple's most recent version of the device, which is reportedly capable of delivering augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) experiences, includes a base M2 chip and 16GB of RAM. This deviates from supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo's previous prediction that Apple's headset will have one processor with the capabilities of an M1 chip and an additional lower-end processor dedicated to handling data from the device's sensors. While Gurman doesn't mention the purported secondary chip in this report, a multiple chip setup has also... |
| This 13-year-old voice recorder captured my entire professional career Posted: 26 Jun 2022 07:30 AM PDT  Back in November 2009, I was getting ready to attend the Montreal International Games Summit, and I panicked — it was my first major event as a member of the press, and I had no way to record an interview. This was a problem because I was scheduled to talk with Yoichi Wada, then president of Square Enix, along with several other notable industry people. So I rushed to Radio Shack and picked the cheapest voice recorder I could find, a little grey rectangle made by RCA that was locked up in a glass display case. I have no idea what model it is, but it went on to follow me through my entire professional career to date — now, nearly 13 years later, it's finally being retired. I hung on to that gadget for one main reason: I trusted it. The... |
| Spotify secretly launched a show with this controversial duo — it’s already a hit Posted: 26 Jun 2022 07:00 AM PDT  Spotify has a brand new original topping its podcast chart, but it would probably prefer if you didn't know about it. Last week, Spotify launched a new pop culture show, Breaking Bread, on Spotify Live. Breaking Bread's recordings now rank at number 11 on Spotify's top podcast chart after holding the number two spot for most of the week, putting it just behind Joe Rogan. The show's popularity — and the reason the company might be staying quiet about its new hit — is due to its two hosts: Jackie Oshry Weinreb and Claudia Oshry (aka Instagram's girlwithnojob), who come with a huge built-in audience. While the sisters have delivered their massive fanbase to the app, they have a controversial history that could be problematic for Spotify at... |
| Samsung M8 Smart Monitor review: the good enough of both worlds Posted: 26 Jun 2022 06:30 AM PDT It isn't a fantastic TV or monitor, but it's a good compromise for people who want both in the same package |
| My journey to drain the M2 MacBook Pro’s battery Posted: 26 Jun 2022 05:30 AM PDT  My review of the M2 MacBook Pro went up last Wednesday. But as soon as I got my hands on the device on the prior Thursday, it was clear that running down the battery — one of the most important things a laptop reviewer needs to do — was going to be a Whole Thing. Reader, I tried. I would use the device all evening and leave it running all night, but it would still have plenty of charge left in the morning, and I'd have to plug it in for testing, abandon it to film, or give it to our video and photo teams for shooting before I could fully drain it down. I did not have a long enough interrupted span of time to continuously use the device. That's how absurdly long this laptop lasts. But, with the written review and the video review both... |
| Google says attackers worked with ISPs to deploy Hermit spyware on Android and iOS Posted: 25 Jun 2022 03:46 PM PDT  A sophisticated spyware campaign is getting the help of internet service providers (ISPs) to trick users into downloading malicious apps, according to research published by Google's Threat Analysis Group (TAG) (via TechCrunch). This corroborates earlier findings from security research group Lookout, which has linked the spyware, dubbed Hermit, to Italian spyware vendor RCS Labs. Lookout says RCS Labs is in the same line of work as NSO Group — the infamous surveillance-for-hire company behind the Pegasus spyware — and peddles commercial spyware to various government agencies. Researchers at Lookout believe Hermit has already been deployed by the government of Kazakhstan and Italian authorities. In line with these findings, Google has... |
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