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Google Is Launching a New Version of Gmail
Gmail for the web hasn't had an update in quite a while. However, it turns out Google has been working hard behind the scenes, and a new version is on the way...
HBO Rickrolls Reddit Over Westworld Spoilers
Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, the showrunners for Westworld, have pulled off a publicity stunt by Rickrolling the whole of Reddit. Which may be the final nail in the Rickrolling coffin.
How to Check If Your Facebook Data Was Sold Off
You can now check to see if your data was accessed during the Cambridge Analytica scandal without having to wait for Facebook to post the information on your news feed...
You Can Now Use Your Amazon Echo As a PA System
Thanks to a new feature called Alexa Announcements, you can now broadcast messages to everyone within earshot of the Echo devices in your home. Which should cajole the kids into action.
Facebook Is Spying on Your Messenger Chats
While Facebook maintains Messenger conversations are private, automated tools scan the contents, and if someone reports a message for violating community standards, human employees may review them.
The New Reddit Redesign Is Rolling Out Now
Reddit has started rolling out its redesign, the first the site has undertaken in years. Which should be good for attracting newcomers, but may upset longtime users.
Google Bans Cryptocurrency Mining Chrome Extensions
Google will no longer accept extensions that mine cryptocurrency, and any existing Chrome extensions that mine crypto will be removed from the Chrome Web Store in June.
Snapchat Adds Group Video Chats and Voice Calls
Snapchat is rolling out group video chats and group voice calls. This allows you to video chat with up to 16 people, or voice chat with up to 32 people.
You Can Now Play Fortnite on iOS Without an Invite
You can now play Fortnite Battle Royale on iOS without needing to bag an invite to do so. All you need is an iPhone or iPad running iOS 11, and you're good to go!
It's Now Easier to Manage Your Facebook Privacy Settings
Facebook is making it easier to manage your privacy settings. You might still want to delete Facebook, but the social network clearly hopes you won't.
Apple Unveils a New iPad Aimed at Students
Apple has updated its entry-level iPad, adding some improved specs and support for the Apple Pencil. But this isn't the budget iPad for students some were expecting.
This Firefox Extension Stops Facebook Tracking You
In light of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, people have been deleting Facebook. However, Mozilla's new Facebook Container extension for Firefox offers an alternative.
The Acer Chromebook Tab 10 Is a Chrome OS Tablet
This 10-inch tablet is designed to beat Apple and the iPad into submission, and cement Chrome OS as the number one operating system in the education market.
Over Half of Americans Don't Trust Facebook
In light of the Cambridge Analytica scandal people have lost trust in Facebook. So much so that less than half of the Americans polled think Facebook would obey privacy laws.
Netflix Launches a Bug Bounty Program
Netflix has launched a bug bounty program. This means that anyone who uses the streaming service can report any vulnerabilities and receive a cash payout for their trouble.
Facebook Addresses the Cambridge Analytica Scandal
Facebook has been embroiled in what has come to be known as the Cambridge Analytica scandal. After staying silent for a few days, Mark Zuckerberg has now addressed the issues raised.
Amazon Echo Owners Can Now Get a Free Audible Book
If you own an an Amazon Echo device, you can now listen to one audiobook for free. Because Amazon is giving away one free audiobook to Audible newbies who own an Echo.
Google Play Instant Lets You Try Games With No Installs
With so many great mobile games to choose from, Google Play Instant, which lets you try games on Android without installing them, could be a Godsend.
PUBG Goes Mobile on Android and iOS
You can now play PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) on your smartphone, with a version of the popular battle royale game now available on Android and iOS.
NASA Needs You... to Take Photos of Clouds
Your hopes of becoming an astronaut may be slim to none, but that doesn't mean you can't work for NASA in some capacity. By taking photos of clouds. Seriously.