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Battle Royale Games Boost Sales of High-Speed Internet
Due to the increasing popularity of online games such as Fortnite, 31% of homesteads in Great Britain have decided to upgrade their Internet speed. The data was published by MoneySuperMarket.
hardware & software
Milosz Szubert
March 26, 2019
Blood and Truth - New Trailer and Release Date
During the State of Play event, Sony showed a new trailer of the action game Blood & Truth. Sony also announced the release date.
movies & tv series
Adrian Werner
March 25, 2019
Apple Arcade: New Video Game Subscription Service
During today's conference, Apple revealed the Apple Arcade service, enabling us to access over 100 exclusive titles for iOS and MacOS for a monthly fee.
video games
March 25, 2019
Apple Develops a Premium Subscription for Mobile Games?
Bloomberg agency shared a piece of interesting information about the Apple company. According to the agency's sources, the American company plans to reveal a paid video game subscription service akin to Xbox Game Pass.
hardware & software
Jacob Blazewicz
March 24, 2019
Facebook Stored Unencrypted User Passwords
Passwords of hundreds of millions of Facebook users were stored on company servers in unencrypted form since at least seven years, reports KrebsOnSecurity.
hardware & software
March 22, 2019
Google Stadia Requires 25 Mb/s For Smooth 1080p in 60fps
Phil Harrison, the boss of Google Stadia project, has shared some information about the bandwidth required to be able to play in FullHD and 60 fps.
hardware & software
March 21, 2019
Apple VOD - Competition For Netflix and HBO GO?
Is Apple planning to reveal VOD this month? The company has sent invitations to a spring conference, which is to take place on March 25.
movies & tv series
Konrad Serafinski
March 12, 2019
Epic Games Store Lacks Even Most Basic Account Security Measures
Registering an account on Epic Games Store is as easy as pie – the user isn't even obliged to verify the email address they've provided.
video games
Christian Pieniazek
March 5, 2019
Paradox Launches a Dedicated Multi-platform Mod Website
Paradox Interactive has launched a new multi-platform mod service for the studio's titles, such as Cities: Skylines or Surviving Mars.
video games
Michael Kulakowski
February 21, 2019
Google Will Unveil a Game Streaming Platform
Good chances are that Google will reveal its game streaming platform, currently known as Project Yeti or Project Stream, during this year's GDC.
video games
Bart Swiatek
February 20, 2019
Google Won't Block Ad Blockers
Google decided to withdraw from the planned changes to the Chromium engine, the technology behind the Chrome browser, which were to prevent users from employing ad-blocking browser plugins.
hardware & software
Bart Swiatek
February 18, 2019
Razer Game Store Closes After 10 Months
Razer Game Store, the digital distribution service founded by the dedicated gaming peripherals manufacturer, will close by the end of this month.
video games
Adrian Werner
February 17, 2019
The World Cracks Down on Pirate Websites
Websites with games, films, music and other illegal materials are increasingly often being blocked by internet providers. The scale of their activities is growing and their efficiency is being praised by MPA.
hardware & software
Conrad Hazi
February 13, 2019
Tencent Invests $150 Million in Reddit
The Chinese Tencent corporation has invested 150 mln dollars in Reddit. The famous message board intends to use the money to develop its own advertising platform and expand on new markets.
hardware & software
Bart Swiatek
February 12, 2019
Spotify Will Ban for Ad Blockers
Soon, Spotify will change its treatment of users that block the site’s ads. The company intends to ban any account on which ad blockers are detected.
hardware & software
Adrian Werner
February 9, 2019
Firefox Will Disable Automatic Video Playback
Soon Mozilla Firefox will be able to turn off automatic playback of video materials.
hardware & software
February 5, 2019
YouTube May Remove Thumbs Down
YouTube intends to put a leash on thumbs down as counterattack against haters who took a liking to bombing contents of some particular creators.
hardware & software
February 5, 2019
Android, iOS and Switch Get Xbox Live Support
Microsoft plans to expand Xbox Live support on Android and iOS devices, as well as the Nintendo Switch console.
hardware & software
Bart Swiatek
February 4, 2019
Facebook paid users for sensitive data
Tech Crunch reports that Facebook used a special app to collect the data of its users for money.
hardware & software
Bart Swiatek
January 31, 2019
YouTube plans to reduce the visibility so-called borderline content
YouTube informed that it intends to change the website’s system of recommendations – the aim is to limit the visibility of so-called borderline content.
other
Bart Swiatek
January 29, 2019