Sony reveals new details about the PlayStation 5 (finally)

Mar18
by on March 18, 2020 at 6:26 pm
Posted In: gaming


Sony finally, at long last gave an actual presentation wherein it pulled back the curtain and revealed some actual details about the PS5. It’s not the details most of us would have wanted — we still don’t know what it looks like, how much it’ll cost, or what kind of games it’ll have. But we do at least know what kind of hardware it’ll have — and it’s looking pretty okay. PlayStation 5: the full spec and more detail on the tech that delivers Sony’s vision for the future of gaming. We got an advance preview of Mark Cerny’s presentation…

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Uber and Lyft both suspend their carpooling option due to COVID-19

Mar17
by on March 17, 2020 at 8:57 pm
Posted In: Apps


Uber and Lyft today revealed they’re both temporarily suspending carpooling services. As more and more health organizations recommend people keep their distances from each other in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, both ridesharing services are attempting to take measures to protect both their drivers and riders without suspending operations completely. To flatten the curve of community spread in the cities we serve, we are suspending our Pool option in the US, Canada, London, and Paris. We are in contact with local leaders globally and expect to take similar action when needed elsewhere. — Uber (@Uber) March 17, 2020…

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Microsoft is holding an Office-related event on March 30 (online, of course)

Mar16
by on March 16, 2020 at 9:40 pm
Posted In: Insider


Today, Microsoft sent journalists invites for a digital event taking place on March 30. In this age of coronavirus, Microsoft isn’t hosting a physical event, but will produce it online. It’s slated to begin at 11AM ET. In case you are wondering, this does not appear to be a Surface-related event, or one focusing on hardware otherwise. Instead, we understand the event will focus on Office, and I might’ve guessed from the invite: Microsoft says we will learn how to be “more productive across work, life, and family.” [Read: Microsoft’s Surface Duo is reportedly launching months earlier than expected] As noted by The…

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