Can tech help make us better football players?
From the video assistant referee to goal line tech and sensors which help professional players track and improve their game, technology is fully integrated into the world of professional football.…
What next for Wordle and its fans?
Fans have been left guessing what will come next, as the viral puzzle is sold to the New York Times. Source link
Wordle inventor 'overwhelmed' as New York Times buys game
Briton Josh Wardle sells his online game sensation to the New York Times for a seven-figure sum. Source link
Sony to buy Destiny and Halo developer Bungie for $3.6bn
It comes after Microsoft revealed plans to buy Activision Blizzard in the largest ever gaming deal. Source link
Epic backed by 35 US states in Apple legal rematch
Microsoft, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and a coalition of 35 state attorneys general all filed amicus briefs – legal documents submitted by someone not a party to the case but…
The Belgians getting the right to disconnect from work
From next month, Belgium’s civil servants may not be contacted outside working hours. Source link
Spotify: Streaming giant announces plans to clamp down on Covid misinformation
The streaming giant says it will add warnings to all podcasts discussing Covid-19 on its platform. Source link
Tesla expects 50% growth despite supply chain woes
Elon Musk said 2021 was “a breakthrough year for Tesla, and for electric vehicles in general”. Source link
How streaming services left us with too much to watch
“Even in the era of on-demand, there is clearly a strong consumer appetite for reimagined linear channels that provide effortless, lean-back entertainment,” says Tom Ryan, president and chief executive of…
Apple sales soar despite chip supply shortages
The iPhone giant’s revenue jumped to a record over the Christmas quarter, sending shares up. Source link