Netflix Promises Not to Crack Down on People Sharing Accounts
Netflix recently tightened up the login verification system for its streaming platform, but the company promises that any changes will be made through a gentle process and without cracking down on users.
movies & tv series
Hubert Sledziewski
April 21, 2021
Discord Will Not be Acquired by Microsoft
Discord has broken off talks with Microsoft over a possible takeover by the Redmond giant for up to $12 billion. What's next for gamers' favorite instant messenger?
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Konrad Sarzynski
April 21, 2021
Google Earth Just Received a Massive Update, Timelapse Option Available
Google Earth just got a big update, and with it the Timelapse feature. This enables us to see how the place of our choice on Earth has changed over the past 37 years.
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Jacob Blazewicz
April 16, 2021
Internet is in Trouble, OVH's Data Center Burned Down
Today morning in Europe, a fire broke out at the Strasbourg branch of OVH, which hosts 140,000 servers, as a result of which the entire SBG2 data centre and part of SBG1 burned down. Fortunately, there were no casualties.
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Hubert Sledziewski
March 10, 2021
Bringing Dead to Life in Photos With Deep Nostalgia Becomes Hot a Topic
MyHeritage has launched Deep Nostalgia, an intriguing service that uses artificial intelligence to bring to life a photo of people or even entire figure, turning them into animations using special algorithms.
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Kamil Komaniecki
March 1, 2021
YouTube's Clip Creation Feature Undergoes Testing
A feature enabling you to create clips from streams and published videos on YouTube is coming. It is currently being tested on a strictly limited number of channels.
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Milosz Szubert
January 29, 2021
Sony Shuts Down Official Website of Killzone
The official website of Killzone went down permanently. Players have lost access to their stats from Killzone: Mercenary and Killzone: Shadow Fall, as well as the option to create clans in the latter.
video games
Paul Musiolik
January 10, 2021
End of Flash; Microsoft Automatically Removes Plug-in From Windows
The end of 2020 brought us the death of the popular Flash technology. The shutdown, announced back in 2017 has become a fact. What next with many archival projects?
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Paul Musiolik
January 2, 2021
Microsoft Acquires Popular Esports Platform
After the acquisition of ZeniMax and Bethesda, Microsoft's shopping continues. This time the company acquired the smash.gg platform, which has been used for years by thousands of esports competition organisers, including in Nintendo's fighting games.
video games
Jacob Blazewicz
December 2, 2020
YouTube Will Display Ads in All Videos
YouTube has made changes to the terms and conditions of the platform, as a result of which ads will be displayed in all videos, regardless of the choice of the content creator and participation, or lack of thereof, in the YouTube Partner program.
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Bart Swiatek
November 23, 2020
Xbox and Call of Duty Consume Tons of Network Resources in the UK
On the day the Xbox Series X/S made its debut, the UK recorded record data consumption. This result, however, was influenced by many more factors, including the updates for Call of Duty games and the pre-load of Call of Duty: Black Ops - Cold War.
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Christian Pieniazek
November 12, 2020
Netflix Like Classic TV as Direct Service Begins Testing
Netflix unexpectedly started testing the Direct service, which is reminiscent of a traditional TV channel. For now it operates in one country.
movies & tv series
Bart Woldanski
November 9, 2020
Ubisoft+ With New Features Will Replace Uplay+
Ubisoft has announced the end of Uplay+. The existing subscription will be replaced by Ubisoft+, which will offer support for new features like cross-platform play and Google Stadia and Amazon Luna services.
video games
Jacob Blazewicz
October 27, 2020
Facebook Reveals Its Own Free Cloud Gaming
Facebook Gaming now offers a cloud game streaming service. For now, it will offer free productions and there will be no dedicated subscription. Facebook announced that it does not intend to compete with services such as GeForce Now and Google Stadia.
video games
Paul Wozniak
October 26, 2020
Uplay and Ubisoft Rewards to be Replaced by New Service
Ubisoft Connect will replace Uplay and the Ubisoft Club loyalty program. The new platform will provide support for cross-play and cross-save options in upcoming games.
video games
Paul Musiolik
October 22, 2020
Amazon Announces Luna, Its Own „Netflix for Gamers”
Amazon announced Luna, a video game streaming service to compete with similar services from Google, Nvidia or Microsoft. The official controller and list of launch titles were also revealed.
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Bartlomiej Sagan
September 25, 2020
Google Gives Up on Another Service
Google Play Music will close soon. The service will be phased out gradually and will end between October and the end of the year. At the same time, Google encourages subscribers to move their collections to YouTube Music.
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Agnes Adamus
August 7, 2020
Discord Breaks With the Image of Being a Paltform for Gamers
Discord has so far been associated mainly with conversations of players during online games. Now this is to change. The program will be profiled more towards a universal communicator for the community.
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Arkadiusz Strzala
July 1, 2020
Microsoft Pulls the Plug on Mixer
Microsoft ceases further development of the streaming platform Mixer. Users of the service will have to move to Facebook, although not all recognizable streamers can take advantage of this offer.
video games
Jacob Blazewicz
June 22, 2020
PS Now Becoming Increasingly Popular
PlayStation Now, Sony's video game streaming service, is becoming increasingly popular. The Japanese reported that the number of its users has doubled since October 2019.
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Christian Pieniazek
May 19, 2020