May 6, 2019 ‘Stranger Things’ plaintiff drops plagiarism lawsuit before trial A plagarism case against the creators of Netflix hit Stranger Things, Matt and Ross Duffer, has come to an end after plaintiff Charles Kessler…
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May 6, 2019 ‘Pokémon Go’ players are getting 10 days of ‘Detective Pikachu’ events Pokémon used brand synergy. It's super effective! To celebrate Detective Pikachu hitting theaters on May 10th, Pokémon Go is getting a heap of new…
May 6, 2019 1960s aerial spy photos reveal hidden archaeological sites Archaeologists use satellite photos to spot potential archaeological sites, but urban sprawl and other human development has erased many traces of ancient civilizations. To…
May 6, 2019 Microsoft just teased a slick new Minecraft AR game for your phone Microsoft has started to tease what appears to be a new Minecraft game for mobile devices. The software giant used a video at the…
May 6, 2019 Facebook will change video ranking to prioritize original content Facebook wants to make it easier for filmmakers to grow their audiences and for viewers to connect with content creators. To do so, over…
May 6, 2019 Google updates Android Auto design with new default dark mode Android Auto is getting a little refresh, as Google announced a new version of its smartphone-powered infotainment system ahead of the company’s I/O developer…
May 6, 2019 A hacker is demanding ransom for hundreds of stolen Git code repositories Late last week, a hacker stole data from hundreds of Git code repositories and is holding it all for ransom on their servers, threatening…
May 6, 2019 Android Auto redesign helps you focus on the road As helpful as Android Auto is, it's hard to deny that it feels a bit dated when you can still see some of its…
May 6, 2019 Microsoft’s Cortana will eventually sound more like a real assistant Virtual assistants like Microsoft's Cortana, Amazon's Alexa and Google's have finally made voice-controlled computing a reality. But talking to them still feels basic —…