Earlier this year, Sony and its Santa Monica Studio delivered a massive hit in God of War. The game proved to be so popular upon release that it became the fastest-selling PS4 exclusive ever, selling an impressive 3.1 million copies in its first three days of availability. It seemed like God of War would hold the record of fastest-selling PS4 … Continue reading
Google has revealed new experimental controllers for the Lenovo Mirage Solo with Daydream. These controllers, which are only available for developers at this time, feature six degrees of freedom (6DoF), bringing “natural and intuitive controls” to the standalone virtual reality headset. Interested developers must apply for a dev kit. READ: Lenovo Mirage Solo Review The new controllers enable Mirage Solo … Continue reading
While emojis are a good way of expressing your feelings without words, sometimes they aren’t enough and that’s where GIFs come in handy, where you can share your feeling and thoughts in fun and animated ways. For those who use Instagram and would like to see GIF support, you’re in luck, sort of.
Instagram has announced that they will now support users sending GIFs via Direct. This means that you will now be able to send GIFs to other users in private messages. Granted we’re sure that some would like to be able to upload GIFs to their profile, but who knows, perhaps this could be the first step in that direction.
According to Instagram, “In any message thread, tap the new GIF button in the composer bar to open a library of the latest trending GIFs powered by GIPHY. Swipe through to see what’s currently trending or search using keywords or phrases to find the perfect GIF to make your friends laugh.”
Users will also be able to send each other random GIFs simply by tapping the random button from the GIFs that they have searched for. GIF support for Instagram is now live and available in the latest version of the app for iOS and Android, so update your app if you haven’t done so already.
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Earlier this year it was suggested that thanks to a trademark filing, Nintendo could be planning on launching an N64 Classic console. Given that we’ve seen Nintendo release Classic consoles for the past two years, it’s not a stretch to think that this year we might see a new one, and following the NES and SNES Classic, the N64 Classic makes sense.
Of course whether or not that happens remains to be seen, but a recent patent has hinted that it could be true. The patent was filed for a game controller which looks pretty much identical to that of the N64. Considering that Nintendo no longer makes the N64, it doesn’t make sense for them to file a patent for it, unless they were planning on releasing N64 Classic which would use the same controller design.
However the only thing holding it back is that Nintendo has yet to officially announce anything, and we are already in the month of September. This means that Nintendo will probably need to make it official in the next month or two at the latest if they hope to make it available in time for the holiday shopping season.
These Classic re-releases are the rage these days, although in all fairness Nintendo did kind of kick if off with the NES Classic from two years ago. Since then we have seen other companies follow suit, the most recent being Sony with its PlayStation Classic.
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It’s been a long-ass week. And next week isn’t looking better. But I would urge you to take a break from our never ending freak show on the surface and feast your eyes on one of the most amazing things you will ever see courtesy of scientists aboard the E/V Nautilus—this incredible eel.
Just when we thought Twitter was going to be the last one to hold the toxic bag that is Alex Jones, payment processing giant PayPal reminded the internet today that, yup, it was still helping Infowars make money, and that also it’s very sorry and plans to stop. Better late than never!
Nintendo’s new Pikachu And Eevee Nintendo Switch Bundles blew up the internet before Toad, Bert, and Ernie grabbed the torch, and now, you can preorder both from Amazon. The console is the same in both bundles, but one includes a download code for Let’s Go Pikachu, and the other includes Let’s Go Eevee. Both will set…
InfoWars has been issued another ban, this time from PayPal. The company notified InfoWars on Thursday that it would no longer process the site’s store transactions, giving InfoWars 10 days to find a new processor. PayPal said the site had violated i…
More and more companies are turning to at-home 5G service to fill in the gaps in availability of broadband internet. Now, T-Mobile has revealed details about its plans for at-home 5G service to the FCC, as was first spotted by Fierce Wireless.
FCC head honcho, Ajit Pai, didn’t mince words in comments regarding California’s recent passing of a tough net neutrality bill. In his keynote speech for neoconservative policy organization Maine Heritage Policy Center, Pai called California’s SB 822…
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