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Dead Space Remake: An Exciting Look at a Potential Sequel
It’s been nearly a year since the release of Dead Space Remake, Motive’s reboot of the classic sci-fi horror shooter. Gamers have been eagerly speculating on fresh versions of Dead Space 2 and 3, with many hoping for official mod support. Recently, however, Motive has given us some clues hinting at a potential sequel.
In a recent Ask Me Anything over on Reddit, Motive’s Senior Writer Joanna Berry stated that they’d “be interested in continuing our work on the Dead Space franchise”. Though this is far from an official confirmation, fans were further encouraged when the Technical Director, David Robillard, quipped...
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Snapchat Reaches 750 Million Monthly Active Users
Snapchat's Investor Day is underway, and the company has made its biggest announcement yet - it now has 750 million monthly active users. This is a huge jump from the 600 million it reported in April 2020, and it reveals a new perspective on the app's growth and reach.
Snapchat's daily active user (DAU) count has been increasing on a regular basis and is currently sitting at 375 million, according to its most recent report. This means that the app now has exactly double the amount of daily users compared to its monthly users. The company is continuing to grow and...
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Google Tasks Will Be the Home of All Your Reminders Starting in March
Google is making it easier to stay organized and keep track of all your reminders. Starting in March, users will be able to manage all tasks created across various Google apps from Google Tasks. This move will help make it simpler to stay on top of important tasks, no matter what app they were created in.
In order to make the transition to Google Tasks as smooth as possible, Google will begin automatically moving reminders created in the Google Assistant and Calendar apps to Tasks on May 22nd.
However, if users prefer, they can start the process of transferring their reminders to...
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WhatsApp Rolls Out Message Yourself Feature to Let You Quickly Send Notes and Reminders
WhatsApp has recently released the Message Yourself feature, allowing users to send notes, reminders, and other digital data to themselves across multiple devices. This feature is not a new AI invention but instead serves as a digital notepad for users to store important information.
Main Part: Although this feature is primarily used to send notes, reminders, and links to yourself, it can also be used to have full conversations with yourself. As this feature is now available on WhatsApp, users do not have to rely on other applications to store their digital data. Furthermore, users can search for any notes, reminders,...
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Microsoft Introduces Personality Toggle for Bing AI Chatbot
Microsoft has recently released a new feature for its Bing chatbot: the ability to toggle between different tones. This update adds three options for responses from the AI-powered chatbot. Microsoft hopes it will help users find the right level of accuracy and creativity in their conversations.
The creative mode provides original and imaginative responses for more engaging conversations. It emphasizes creativity rather than accuracy or relevancy when it comes to answers from the chatbot. On the other hand, the precise mode focuses on being accurate and relevant to give concise answers that are factually correct. The balanced mode compromises these two...
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Editing Tweets Already Available in Three Countries
The social network Twitter has launched the first phase of testing a new feature. Now users of Twitter Blue accounts in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand can edit their tweets. Soon, the residents of the United States will also be able to use this function.
Twitter users have been asking for this update for many years, but the company always responded with a refusal. They explained that users often retweet or add screenshots from Twitter in various articles. If they allow users to edit the text, once it is corrected, the meaning of the original tweet can be significantly distorted. That...
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WhatsApp Will Introduce In-App Surveys and Messaging from Linked Devices
WhatsApp is allegedly developing a new in-app survey function to find out what users of the app think about the services. In addition to the survey, the developers of WhatsApp also work on preparing the testing of the feature that will allow users to send texts to themselves from linked devices.
The survey feature is made to give an understanding to developers of what features of the app users like and what needs to be changed. The survey will be shown to users in the form of a secure chat where they will be asked for their feedback. While some users...
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How to Edit an Instagram Video for Reels
Instagram has launched the Reels feature, which is in some ways similar to Chinese TikTok. The only difference is that you don't have to use a third-party app to record Reels on Instagram. All the necessary tools, including editing, are built into the platform.
At first glance, Reels are similar to Stories, only the duration of the video is longer. The new videos have many advantages:
Reels don't disappear 24 hours after publication;
The maximum video duration is 60 seconds, while Stories are limited to 15 seconds;
Reels can reach more than just your subscribers;
Posted videos are saved in your feed;
Use many more cool...
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Minecraft Player Posted an Image Inspired by Top Gun: Maverick
Due to the fact that Minecraft is a sandbox game, games have an almost unlimited space of possibilities to both come up with new stories and recreate iconic scenes. The huge functionality of the game, along with thousands of modifications, makes the player a creator with great potential. So, one of the Reddit users with the nickname 'u/asdx09' made a post where he published a breathtaking scene with a shootout of two fighters against the backdrop of a snowy mountain. It was immediately obvious to those versed in cinematography that this creation was based on a flashy scene from 'Top...
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Why Netflix is Betting on Video Game Adaptations?
Netflix has been on a hot streak lately when it comes to video game adaptations. From the critically-acclaimed Castlevania series to the upcoming The Witcher series, it seems like the streaming giant is finally starting to hit its stride when it comes to bringing our favorite games to the small screen.
But why has it taken so long for Netflix to find success with video game adaptations? And what does the future hold for these kinds of shows? Let's take a look.
Netflix's first foray into the world of video game adaptations was with the show "Castlevania". Based on the popular video...
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The Best Calendar App Out There: Google Calendar
Are you looking for a way to stay organized and keep track of important events? If so, then creating a new Google Calendar may be a great option for you! Google Calendars are easy to use and can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection. Plus, they’re free! In this article, we’ll show you how to create a new Google Calendar in just a few simple steps.
Adding Calendars
Assuming you want to add a new calendar in Google Calendar:
Log into your Google account and go to calendar.google.com.
In the top right corner, click the "+" sign next to "Other calendars."
A menu...
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Roblox Keeps Making Games Like Among Us
Following the major success of Among Us released by Roblox in 2018, many fans were worried that the company would stop there and not release new games. But, on the contrary, this state of affairs only contributed to the fact that the developers of Roblox, inspired by the concept of Among Us, continue to release excellent games. The basic principle of Among Us was that from 4 to 15 players were randomly assigned the roles of either an ordinary crew member or, with a 1 in 3 chance, the role of an impostor. To win, it was enough to drive...
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