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You Can Now Download Showtime Shows to Your Phone
Showtime is following in the footsteps of Amazon and Netflix by offering downloads for offline viewing. Which is making commuters' journeys to work more entertaining by the day.
Facebook Offers Tips to Help You Spot Fake News
While Facebook doesn't produce fake news, it's at least partly responsible for its dissemination. Which is why it's now offering tips to help you spot fake news before it spreads.
Twitter Launches Twitter Lite to Help You Save Data
Twitter has launched a new app aimed at persuading more people to use Twitter. The app, called Twitter Lite, loads faster, takes up less space on your smartphone, and uses less data.
Spotify Stops Freeloaders Listening to New Albums
A new deal forged between Spotify and Universal Music Group will see paying customers prioritized over users who listen to ads instead. Turning freeloaders into second-class citizens.
Microsoft Launches a Camera App Called Sprinkles
Microsoft has launched a new iOS camera app called Sprinkles. Because the one thing iOS users need above all else is yet another camera app. Especially one called Sprinkles.
You Can Now Shop on Amazon Using Cash
Some people get paid in cash, and pay bills and buy groceries using that same cash. Which is bad for Amazon. And the reason the online retailer has now launched Amazon Cash.
You Can Now Download Netflix Content on Windows 10
Netflix subscribers can now download content to watch offline on Windows 10. This means there's finally a reason to install the Windows 10 Netflix app instead of visiting the website.
Android Is Now More Popular Than Windows
There are some caveats to consider here, but Android is on the way up, passing Windows on the way down. And that has to be a cause for concern for Microsoft.
Make Your Garden Smarter With Google Gnome
This is a smart product for smart people, with Google announcing that the arrival of Google Gnome means that, "The smart yard is finally here".
Netflix Wants You... to Translate Its Content
As Netflix expands into new territories, it needs to translate content into languages other than English. So if you're bilingual there may be a job at Netflix waiting for you.
You Can Now Make Encrypted Voice Calls Using Telegram
Telegram may be a little late to the voice-calling party. However, Telegram's focus on offering end-to-end encryption means it's bringing security to said party.
Club Penguin Is Dead, Long Live Club Penguin Island
Club Penguin, Disney's social network/virtual world/MMO, is no more. However, Disney has already launched Club Penguin Island, its mobile-only replacement for the much-loved original.
Samsung Launches the New Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus
Samsung has taken the wraps off of its next flagship smartphone. Or, more accurately, its two new flagship smartphones. And, on paper at least, these things look spectacularly good.
You Should Probably Stop Using LastPass Temporarily
After having survived one security scare a couple of weeks ago, LastPass is now in the middle of another one. And this one looks a whole lot trickier to fix.
You Can Now Play Final Fantasy XIV's Free Trial Indefinitely
In an effort to reinvigorate interest in its MMORPG, Square Enix has extended the trial period for Final Fantasy XIV to let you play for free "indefinitely". With some caveats, of course.
Tinder Online Lets You Swipe Right on Your Laptop
Tinder now has a home on the web as well as on your phone. This is thanks to Tinder launching Tinder Online, a browser-based version of its infamous online dating app.
Facebook Adds Live Location Tracking to Messenger
You have been able to share your location on a one-off basis for some time, but Facebook has now added real-time location sharing to the mix. What could possibly go wrong?!
Google Is Giving Away a Free Android App Every Week
Apple has been offering a "Free App of the Week" for several years. Now, Google is following suit, with its own "Free App of the Week" for Android users.
Google Finally Kills Google Talk After 12 Years
Google is retiring Google Talk, also known as Google Chat, after 12 long years of service, and urging existing Talk users to switch to using Hangouts.
Instagram Now Censors Content Likely to Upset You
In an attempt at "fostering a safer, kinder community," Instagram will now censor sensitive content for those of a sensitive nature.