China’s ByteDance, owner of wildly popular (and often deeply annoying) music app TikTok, has moved to segregate much of the app’s operations from the rest of its business in a bid to convince the U.S. government user data is safe from the prying eyes of Chinese spies, Reuters reported on Wednesday.
Earlier today, Moscow-based BBC journalist Will Vernon noticed that Apple appears to have quietly ceded to Russia’s stance on Crimea by redrawing national borders on the Russian version of its Maps app and labeling the region as “Russia.” When viewed from the US, Crimea is listed simply as “Crimea” and no home country…
After a surprise proposal on her last day of chemo, wedding vendors offered their services to the couple free of charge.
Dota 2 is the most-played game on Steam in the MOBA genre. It is no shock that the game is available for free and offers a big learning curve while making it addictive to a gamer.
Even though Valve is known to push a minor or balanced update for their games, Dota 2’s new update might say a different story.
‘The Outlanders’ update on Dota 2 is shockingly huge. Overall, it adds two new heroes – Snapfire and Void Spirit.
But, it involves way more changes that you could ever expect.
The exact technical update is known as the 7.23 gameplay update which contains a lot of changes to the mechanics and items available along with a neutral unit balance.
If you play Dota 2, you probably know what the changes are – but for some, it may be the best update ever and on the other hand, some gamers seem to be annoyed by the update.
Of course, the changes that you can spot in their official blog post is a long list of tweaks, the opinion on how it affects/improves the game is definitely subjective.
You can also find a new neutral building type outposts as an enhancement to the previous version. The update brings in a massive change, if you are interested to learn the whole thing, we suggest you check out the official changelog.
Dota 2 ‘The Outlanders’ Update Is Huge , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Months after the feature was first revealed, Google is finally rolling out manual face tagging support to its Google Photos app. The feature builds upon Google’s existing face detection algorithm, enabling users to manually specify which person the system has automatically detected. Users will know they have access to the feature when a pen icon appears in the ‘People’ section … Continue reading
Star Wars: The Mandalorian, a streaming show on the Disney-based streaming media service Disney+, is a confusing show. It’s not confusing if you’re the sort of person that knows everything about Star Wars, but for the casual viewer, it’s important to go in with a basic understanding of the environment and the timing of the show. If you’ve never seen … Continue reading
Earlier this month, Red Dead Redemption 2 finally landed on PC. However, like a number of PC games these days, Red Dead Redemption 2 didn’t launch on all digital stores at once. It first launched on the newly-released Rockstar Games Launcher, the Epic Games Store, and a few other platforms like the Humble Store and Green Man Gaming. Most PC … Continue reading
Mark Zuckerberg cares deeply about the voice of the people, so this year, he invited a bunch of white dudes to discuss that and other Big Stuff in six pre-recorded conversations. This was Zuckerberg’s 2019 “personal challenge”: A series of “public discussions” aimed, in his words, to “engage more in some of these…
This is site is run by Sascha Endlicher, M.A., during ungodly late night hours. Wanna know more about him? Connect via Social Media by jumping to about.me/sascha.endlicher.
