Topic: social media sharing
-
Apple Discontinues Its Clips Video App
Apple has discontinued its video creation app Clips, removing it from the App Store and ceasing all future updates, making it unavailable to new users. Existing users can continue to use the app and redownload it from their purchase history, with Apple providing guidance to export and save their ...
Read More » -
Ring's Video Verification: A Limited Shield Against AI Fakes
Ring Verify provides a "digital security seal" to confirm that downloaded security footage has not been altered since leaving Ring's servers, aiming to combat misinformation. The tool's utility is limited as it cannot authenticate any video edited after download, including trimmed or filtered cli...
Read More » -
Hidden Gems Dominate Gaming's Most Surprising Sales Charts
Analyst Mat Piscatella shares unique sales charts highlighting video games that sell only one physical copy, revealing a niche market for obscure and forgotten titles. Data shows this phenomenon is widespread, with over 1,000 different games selling between one and five new physical units in the ...
Read More » -
Delta Emulator Creator Launches iPhone Game Boy Camera App
Riley Testut, creator of the Delta emulator, has announced a new app that modernizes the classic Game Boy Camera, blending nostalgia with smartphone camera features. The Delta Camera app replicates the original's low-res, black-and-white aesthetic while adding modern tools like brightness adj...
Read More » -
Fujifilm's New Instant Camera Records Vintage-Style Video
Fujifilm's Instax Mini Evo Cinema merges instant photography with short video capture, featuring a retro design inspired by a 1965 film camera and a planned Japan release in early 2026. The camera includes a dedicated dial for applying decade-specific video and audio effects, from 8mm film grain ...
Read More » -
Strava Locks Popular Year in Sport Recap Behind Paywall
Strava has moved its popular annual Year in Sport recap behind a paywall for the first time, a significant shift that has frustrated its free-user community. Users and critics have widely condemned the decision as greedy and exploitative, arguing it monetizes user-generated data instead of adding...
Read More » -
YouTube's First-Ever Year in Review: Your Watch History Recap
YouTube has launched its first "YouTube Recap," a personalized year-end summary of users' video watching habits, distinct from its existing music recap. The feature assigns users a personality type based on viewing preferences and highlights top channels and interests, with a global rollout under...
Read More » -
Marvel Rivals Season 5: Gambit and Rogue Gameplay Revealed
Marvel Rivals Season 5 has officially hinted at Gambit and Rogue joining the game, with evidence found in patch notes and a leaked TikTok ad confirming their debut on November 14. Gambit is expected to be a Duelist with abilities like Kinetic Energy Card and Node Card Array, focusing on charging ...
Read More » -
Skate's '90s-Themed First Season Arrives Next Week
The first season of Skate, "Hesh & Fresh," launches on October 7th, featuring a 1990s-inspired world with new areas, events, challenges, and cosmetic items to unlock. Players can earn Tix currency through the skate.Pass to personalize their experience and enjoy visual upgrades to San Van, alongsi...
Read More » -
Turn Your Phone Into a Game Boy With GameSir's Clip-On Controller
GameSir has unveiled a compact clip-on controller at the Tokyo Game Show that holds smartphones vertically, mimicking the Game Boy's iconic layout for retro gaming on the go, though key details like pricing and release date are still unknown. The controller features a C-shaped design with a direc...
Read More » -
Man's Body Chip Locked After Password Loss
A Missouri magician accidentally locked himself out of an implanted RFID microchip in his hand after forgetting the password, illustrating real-world risks of integrated technology. The chip was initially used for magic performances but proved impractical due to awkward interactions and technical...
Read More » -
YouTube Adds Fun Animations When You Like a Video
YouTube has introduced themed animations that play when users click the 'like' button, enhancing engagement and visual appeal on the platform. There are twenty unique animations tailored to specific video genres, such as cars or education, adding a personalized touch to liking content. All animat...
Read More » -
Goodwill shopper's photo of bare shelves sparks outrage: 'Is this normal?'
A viral post criticized a specific Goodwill store for being exceptionally disorganized, with overstuffed and unsorted shelves, which sparked a broader online discussion about store standards. Commenters largely agreed such extreme disarray is not typical for thrift stores, attributing the problem...
Read More » -
Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol. 2: What Games Are Included?
Konami has confirmed that *Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol. 2* is in development, though the specific games included have not yet been officially announced. Speculation among fans suggests the collection may feature titles previously omitted or hard to access, such as *Metal Gear Solid 4: ...
Read More » -
Meme Yourself With Google Photos' New Feature
Google Photos is launching "Me Meme," an experimental AI feature that lets users insert their own photos into popular meme templates to create custom, shareable content. The feature is initially rolling out in the U.S. and uses the Nano Banana AI model; Google advises using clear photos as result...
Read More »