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Discord Offers Enhanced Go Live Streaming Due to Coronavirus

Discord has increased the number of people who can join a Go Live streaming session at the same time to aid those affected by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. […]

15 Feb

How to See the First Show You Watched on Netflix

If you have ever wanted to see what shows or even the first show you watched on Netflix, you can do so by using the Viewing activity option under your Account settings. […]

13 Feb

US Charges Huawei With Conspiracy to Steal Trade Secrets, Racketeering

The U.S. Department of Justice charged Huawei and two U.S. subsidiaries with conspiracy to steal trade secrets and to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO). […]

08 Feb

Microsoft’s Surface Duo Spotted in the Wild, Video Leaked

Microsoft said its dual-screen Android phone ‘Surface Duo’ won’t be coming until Holiday 2020, but it looks like the phone could launch sooner than expected as Microsoft is now seeding the prototypes to more employees in the US and Canada. […]

07 Feb

Twitter Outage Prevents Users From Sending New Tweets

Twitter is experiencing a worldwide service disruption preventing users from sending tweets from the social networking platform’s app, website, or TweetDeck. […]

23 Jan

Sonos Backtracks: Legacy Devices Will Get Updates After May

In an email being sent to customers, Sonos has stated that they have heard everyone’s concerns and while older devices will not get new features, they will continue to receive software updates with security and bug fixes after May 2020. […]

22 Jan

Twitter Releases Updated Android App to Fix Crashes

Twitter has released today an update to its Android app to fix a bug that caused the app to crash immediately when you opened it. […]

18 Dec

Verizon Fios Internet is Having an Outage, Change DNS to Fix

Verizon Fios is currently having a network-wide DNS outage that is causing users to not be able to connect to websites, retrieve email, or play online games. […]

09 Dec

‘Government Imposter’ Scammers Pay $1.2 Million in FTC Settlement

A settlement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requires the operators of a government imposter scheme to pay $1.2 million and also comes with a ban on sending any further unsolicited direct mail to businesses across the U.S. […]

05 Dec

Disney+ Now Works in Linux After DRM Tweak

Linux users can now stream shows and movies from the Disney+ streaming service after Disney lowering the level of their DRM requirements. […]

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