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- Pornhub owner’s CEO and COO resign
- Polestar now supports Apple CarPlay after an over-the-air software update
- The best deals on Nintendo Switch games right now
- Geoff Keighley isn’t worried about E3 making a comeback
- Google is paying the Wikimedia Foundation for better access to information
- Welcome to our new Wednesday edition of The Vergecast
- The best early Amazon Prime Day deals you can get right now
- Govee’s DreamView G1 Pro gaming lights are discounted for the first time
- SteelSeries brings its adjustable mechanical switches to compact keyboards
- First non-Samsung Wear OS 3 smartwatch to come from Montblanc
Pornhub owner’s CEO and COO resign Posted: 22 Jun 2022 09:24 AM PDT Pornhub owner MindGeek has lost two high-level executives: CEO Feras Antoon and COO David Tassillo, as first reported by Variety. Their resignation comes shortly after The New Yorker released a scathing report detailing the holes in the company's content moderation system, which has failed to address videos depicting underage and non-consenting individuals. Despite the timeliness of The New Yorker's report, a spokesperson for the company told Variety that MindGeek had been planning a leadership change since earlier this year. The representative also said Antoon and Tassillo will remain shareholders in the company and that MindGeek is currently searching for their replacements. MindGeek didn't immediately respond to The Verge's request... |
Polestar now supports Apple CarPlay after an over-the-air software update Posted: 22 Jun 2022 08:30 AM PDT Polestar, one of the first automakers to adopt Google's Android Automotive operating system for its electric vehicles, is now throwing a bone to all the iOS users. The company announced that its Polestar 2 electric sedan now supports Apple CarPlay, thanks to a recent over-the-air software update. People who own both a Polestar 2 and an iPhone will now be able to mirror their phone's display on the vehicle's 11-inch portrait-oriented touchscreen. In addition to accessing some of their apps, CarPlay users will also be able to use Siri to change music or find locations on Apple Maps. The introduction of CarPlay support is interesting because P... |
The best deals on Nintendo Switch games right now Posted: 22 Jun 2022 08:10 AM PDT The Nintendo Switch is one of the most popular consoles ever released, one with an ever-expanding library of games to choose from. Odds are if a game is capable of working on the Switch's hardware, it's either already available or it will be soon. Thankfully, a number of games are currently receiving price breaks if you're looking to expand your collection, including first-gen offerings like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and remasters like Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1+2. However, if you want to add some less conventional titles to your collection, pixelated platformer Thomas Was Alone and Metro: Redux, a brutal post-apocalyptic FPS, are also discounted right now. Below, we've rounded up some of the deals on Nintendo Switch games.... |
Geoff Keighley isn’t worried about E3 making a comeback Posted: 22 Jun 2022 07:45 AM PDT Geoff Keighley isn't sure what E3 is anymore. Even before COVID forced the cancellation of the in-person version of the giant video game commercial masquerading as an industry trade show three years running now, the event was already a pale, big-three-publisher-less imitation of its former self. E3 is coming back. The organizers said so in a very "for realsies this time, you guys" kind of way. But when I asked Keighley about the prospect of E3 and Summer Game Fest — affectionately known as Not-E3 or, my personal favorite, Keigh-3 — coexisting next year, he just didn't seem convinced they would need to. "E3 said they're coming back. Which I don't know what that means, right?" he told me at Summer Game Fest's new in-person component in Los... |
Google is paying the Wikimedia Foundation for better access to information Posted: 22 Jun 2022 07:34 AM PDT Google is paying the Wikimedia Foundation to help serve up the most accurate and up-to-date information on its search engine. The Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit group behind Wikipedia, says Google is one of the first companies to buy into its commercial Enterprise service. Launched last year, Wikimedia Enterprise allows customers (like Google) who reuse massive chunks of information from Wikimedia's services to access its content more efficiently. Instead of relying on free data dumps and publicly available APIs (application programming interfaces) to scrape information from Wikipedia's web pages, Wikimedia Enterprise lets customers use APIs better suited to recycling and spitting out information on a much larger scale. The service... |
Welcome to our new Wednesday edition of The Vergecast Posted: 22 Jun 2022 07:03 AM PDT We have big news for listeners of The Vergecast, The Verge's flagship podcast. We are now publishing twice a week — on Wednesdays and Fridays! On Fridays, it'll be the same show you know and love, with Nilay Patel, David Pierce, and Alex Cranz hanging out and talking about tech news. On Wednesdays, we're going to change it up a bit, and use the show to share even more of the stories The Verge team is covering. David will be joined by The Verge's expert staffers in a deep exploration of how gadgets and software affect our lives — and which ones you should bring into yours. So, here is our first Wednesday edition of The Vergecast. David starts the show talking to Verge senior reporter Adi Robertson about the prototype VR headsets from... |
The best early Amazon Prime Day deals you can get right now Posted: 22 Jun 2022 07:00 AM PDT Amazon Prime Day is inching ever closer, and there's already some momentum building with early deals. July 12th is slated as the start of the two-day sales event, but you can bet on some nice discounts popping up ahead of that date. We may see a slow crescendo of deals building up or the occasional deluge. It's also likely other retailers will be looking to get into the mix, so keep on the lookout for sales from the likes of Walmart and Target, the latter of which already has a "Deal Days" event planned for the same time period. While Amazon is obviously the star of its own show, it also bears mentioning that Prime Day deals are exclusive to Prime members while competing sales from other retailers are open to all. In the meantime, we're... |
Govee’s DreamView G1 Pro gaming lights are discounted for the first time Posted: 22 Jun 2022 06:46 AM PDT Want to add some fun colors to your gaming space? Right now, Govee is offering its first discount on its new DreamView G1 Pro gaming lights. The camera-powered, dynamic LED kit typically retails for $179.99, but Govee is selling it for $159.99 for a limited time. These lights can match the colors displayed on your monitor while gaming, which can help create a fun and immersive experience. They also come with four preset game-match modes that deliver various effects, like a racing mode that matches fast-moving colors by splitting up the light bar into smaller color segments and moving pulsing waves of colors up and down. While these lights are also relatively easy to install, just note you'll have to mount Govee's camera to the top of... |
SteelSeries brings its adjustable mechanical switches to compact keyboards Posted: 22 Jun 2022 06:39 AM PDT The SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini and Apex Pro Mini Wireless are a pair of new compact mechanical keyboards that come with adjustable switches, a feature that's made SteelSeries' previous full-size 2019 Apex Pro one of the most capable gaming keyboards around. The Pro Mini costs $179.99 (€219.99), while the Pro Mini Wireless costs $239.99 (€279.99). Both keyboards use SteelSeries' new OmniPoint 2.0 switches, which are an upgraded version of the OmniPoint switches used in the original Apex Pro. Unlike traditional mechanical switches, which use metal contacts to register a keypress, these linear OmniPoint switches use magnetic hall effect sensors, meaning they can sense exactly how far a switch has been pressed. |
First non-Samsung Wear OS 3 smartwatch to come from Montblanc Posted: 22 Jun 2022 06:00 AM PDT Montblanc could be the first manufacturer outside of Samsung to release a smartwatch running Wear OS 3, the latest version of Google's wrist-worn operating system. Like its previous smartwatches, the Summit 3 launches with an eye-watering price tag, and its focus is more on being a fashion accessory than pushing the boundaries of what a smartwatch is capable of. It'll cost €1,250 (around $1,314 USD) when it goes on sale globally on July 15th. Wear OS 3 is the most significant update to Google's smartwatch operating system in years, but it's only currently available on a pair of Samsung smartwatches: the Galaxy Watch 4 and the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, which released last year. That means we're yet to experience the software without... |
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