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Last year it was rumored that Amazon had more Fire TV devices in the works and now thanks to the folks at AFTVNews, it looks like one of them might have been revealed in the form of the Amazon Fire TV Cube. This information was discovered on Amazon’s email subscription page where users were greeted by a splash page that revealed the existence of the device.

Not much is known about the device at the moment, save for the image that AFTVNews obtained, which as the name already implied is a cube-shaped Fire TV device. It is unclear if this image is the real deal, but its design does seem to be in line with other Amazon products that have been launched so far.

It is also unclear as to what kind of features we might be able to expect from it, but the button featuring a microphone does seem to suggest that maybe Alexa could be built into the device which presumably would allow voice control over media playback, along with all the other functions that Alexa can already do.

Amazon’s sign-up page doesn’t reveal more information, but considering the fact that it is still up and has yet to be taken down seems to hint that maybe an official announcement could be around the corner.

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It was reported that Spotify was planning a new free tier of its music streaming platform. The company already has a free tier that is supported by ads and limits users in what they can do, which in turn encourages them to purchase a subscription to the premium tier that unlocks everything and removes ads.

However if you insist on continuing to use Spotify’s free tier, then you’ll be pleased to learn that the rumors were true as Spotify’s new free tier has been launched. One of the features that was limited in the previous tier was on-demand listening, but that has changed somewhat with the new tier as Spotify is introducing on-demand playlists, where users can pick and choose songs in curated playlists.

Spotify is also getting more personalized where according to the company, “When you sign up, we’ll ask you about the artists you love, and we’ll deliver curated playlists that match your musical taste and personalized playlists, like Daily Mix. These new playlists are easily accessible on the new Home screen, which is always being updated based on your listening activity.”

There will also be a Data Saver function where as the name implies, will result in less data being consumed while streaming. These changes should already be live so if you’re a free Spotify user then it could be worth checking out.

Spotify Launches Its New Free Music Streaming Tier , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

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Mouse Computer has once again expanded its line of workstation desktop PCs by launching the MousePro-W995DP06. As part of the MousePro W9 series, this business-friendly desktop PC is configured with an 2.10GHz Intel Xeon Silver 4110 processor, an Intel C621 Chipset and an NVIDIA Quadro P600 2GB graphics card.

Not to mention, the system also boasts a 32GB DDR4 RAM, a 1TB 7200rpm hard drive, a DVD Super Multi Drive, 2x LAN ports and a 1200W 80PLUS Platinum power supply.

For operating system, the MousePro-W995DP06 runs on Windows 10 Pro 64-bit OS. The Mouse Computer MousePro-W995DP06 is available now for 428,000 Yen (about $3,980). [Product Page]

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Roku has updated its Roku Channel app to add live news coverage, among other things. The channel is, unlike the other apps on the company’s platform, Roku’s own service for free content, including movies. Both linear and live news content is now available through the Roku Channel, the company announced today; it features the same advertisements used to support other … Continue reading