Samsung Announces BTS Edition of Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy Buds+

Samsung Announces BTS Edition of Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy Buds+ Samsung has today officially announced the Galaxy S20+ 5G BTS Edition, Galaxy S20+ BTS Edition, and Galaxy Buds+ BTS Edition. The device, as seen inleaked imagesbefore, will be available in a purple color variant. The handset will carry the band’s logo and purple heart iconography. The specifications of theGalaxy S20+andGalaxy Buds+will remain unchanged.Image: Samsung To please fans around the world,Samsung is offering stickers and photo cards of the band membersas collectibles along with the handset....

June 15, 2020 · 2 min · 298 words · Kristen Johnson

Tesla Now Offers Wireless Charging and USB-C Ports with Model 3

Tesla Now Offers Wireless Charging and USB-C Ports with Model 3 Tesla is reportedlyadding USB-C ports and a wireless charger to Model 3 vehicles produced at its Fremont, California factory. The company made USB-C ports and wireless chargers standard with Model Y. As reported byDrive Tesla Canada, Tesla Model 3 assembled on June 4 this year or later at the Fremont factory feature these upgrades. According to a Tesla employee quoted by the publication, 2 rear ports and driver-side port will now be USB-C, while the passenger-side front port will remain USB-A....

June 15, 2020 · 2 min · 301 words · Jill Lyons

The Internet Archive Ends its National Emergency Library Program

The Internet Archive Ends its National Emergency Library Program Following a lawsuit of four commercial publishers, theInternet Archive has decided to close its temporary National Emergency Library two weeks aheadof its initial plans. The program, initially set to end on the 30th of June, will now end on June 16 (tomorrow). For the uninitiated, the Internet Archive opened a National Emergency Library this March to help people gain knowledge, especially considering thelayoffsand to support teachers who won’t be able to access physical libraries for reference due to lockdowns....

June 15, 2020 · 2 min · 310 words · Joseph Reynolds

YouTube Music Gets a New ‘Collaborate’ Button for Playlists

YouTube Music Gets a New ‘Collaborate’ Button for Playlists If you and your friends useYouTube Musica lot, you will soon be able to create collaborative playlists in the app. The feature was first spotted in development a few months back. However, today, 9to5Google is reporting that it’s showing up in the YouTube Music app. Apparently, if you open a playlist in YouTube Music, and tap on the edit button (the pencil icon) you will now see a new ‘Collaborate’ button alongside the privacy settings for the playlist....

June 15, 2020 · 2 min · 361 words · Robert Montgomery

Zoom Admits ‘Mistakenly’ Shutting Down Activist Accounts

Zoom Admits ‘Mistakenly’ Shutting Down Activist Accounts Addressing concerns expressed by US lawmakers about its alleged proximity to the Chinese government, the company behind the viral video chat app,Zoom, has acknowledged that it shut down the accounts of several anti-government activists in China at the behest of the country’s communist regime. In a blog post last week, the company said that it terminated several meetings and deactivated several accounts for commemorating the Tiananmen Square massacre....

June 15, 2020 · 2 min · 316 words · Lisa Sandoval

Apple TV+ Original, “Dickinson” Bags the Honorable Peabody Award

Apple TV+ Original, “Dickinson” Bags the Honorable Peabody Award After getting some hiccups in production due to the Coronavirus-led pandemic, Apple seems to be finally benefitting from its existing original shows on its digital streaming platform, Apple TV+. Recently, anAirPods ad bagged the award for creativity in advertising. Now, Apple TV+ original, “Dickinson” has won the Peabody Award, which is the oldest electronic media award in the country. The comedy-drama series, “Dickinson”, isbased on the American poet from the early 19th century, Emily Dickinson....

June 14, 2020 · 2 min · 293 words · Michelle Delgado

Can You Find the Cat in This Picture That Went Viral on Twitter?

Can You Find the Cat in This Picture That Went Viral on Twitter? The lockdowns due to the Coronavirus have led manypeople to get creativein killing the indoor times. However, never have we thought that finding cats in pictures will become a way to kill time. Well, looks like it is a thing on Twitter now, as people are trying to find a cat hiding in an enormous bookshelf. Last week, Kate Hinds, who is a planning editor at WNCY public radio, shared a picture of a bookshelf in her Manhattan apartment with the caption “Today in find the cat”....

June 14, 2020 · 2 min · 403 words · Suzanne Glenn
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