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Rocket League Loot Crates Gone, Xbox Scarlett News, FCC Fails
Published 6 years, 1 month ago
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Computer And Technology News
Topics:
The next Xbox is in the wild, connecting to current-gen Xbox One players | Ars Technica
Microsoft may be building a disc-less next-gen Xbox after all | Engadget
‘Rocket League’ update removes loot boxes from the game | Engadget
Snap teams up with Gucci on limited-edition 3D Spectacles | Engadget
Opera’s latest version gives any web page a dark mode | Engadget
Portland’s facial recognition ban could be the strictest yet
FCC tries to bury finding that Verizon and T-Mobile exaggerated 4G coverage | Ars Technica
FCC rolls out a $9 billion fund for rural 5G connectivity | Engadget
Since the FCC won’t act, Congress finally moves on robocalls by passing half-decent TRACED Act • The Register
Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 865 is 25% faster, comes with mandatory 5G | Ars Technica
Why Alphabet’s days could be numbered under its new CEO – The Verge
For more interviews, reviews, news, radio, podcasts, video, and more, check out ComputerAmerica.com!
Topics:
The next Xbox is in the wild, connecting to current-gen Xbox One players | Ars Technica
Microsoft may be building a disc-less next-gen Xbox after all | Engadget
‘Rocket League’ update removes loot boxes from the game | Engadget
Snap teams up with Gucci on limited-edition 3D Spectacles | Engadget
Opera’s latest version gives any web page a dark mode | Engadget
Portland’s facial recognition ban could be the strictest yet
FCC tries to bury finding that Verizon and T-Mobile exaggerated 4G coverage | Ars Technica
FCC rolls out a $9 billion fund for rural 5G connectivity | Engadget
Since the FCC won’t act, Congress finally moves on robocalls by passing half-decent TRACED Act • The Register
Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 865 is 25% faster, comes with mandatory 5G | Ars Technica
Why Alphabet’s days could be numbered under its new CEO – The Verge
For more interviews, reviews, news, radio, podcasts, video, and more, check out ComputerAmerica.com!