The final tweet on Chadwick Boseman's account now has the most likes ever on Twitter, with about 5.9 million likes along with 2.9 million retweets and comments.
Japan-based SkyDrive has completed the first manned test flight for its SD-03 flying car, which was designed to be the world's smallest electric VTOL vehicle.
Sony Interactive Entertainment is exploring the possibility of launching more first-party PlayStation games on PC, after the platform jump of Horizon Zero Dawn.
Triller and Centricus have reportedly offered $20 billion to ByteDance for TikTok's assets in several countries, but it remains unclear if the bid is real.
Apple followed through on the termination of Epic Games' developer account on its App Store, removing its apps from the digital storefront amid a feud.
Samsung is rolling out a Find My Mobile update that will allow the app to track down lost smartphones even if they are offline, though another device is needed.
Microsoft showed support for Epic Games in its dispute with Apple through a legal filing that tags the Unreal Engine as critical technology for game creators.
Twitter flagged President Trump's tweet against the use of mail drop boxes for voting as it violated the platform's civil integrity policy, but kept it online.
TikTok is reportedly planning a legal challenge, which may be filed as soon as August 24, against the executive order to ban U.S. transactions with the app.
An alliance of Chinese-American lawyers filed a lawsuit that is seeking to block Trump's order to ban WeChat in the U.S., claiming that it is unconstitutional.
Facebook is reportedly preparing for various scenarios after the U.S. elections. including President Donald Trump falsely declaring on the platform that he won.
To help visually impaired Fire TV viewers, Amazon rolled out Text Banner, a feature that consolidates onscreen text in a fixed location, within a compact space.
The FDA granted emergency authorization to SalivaDirect, a new COVID-19 testing method developed by Yale that does not require sticking swabs up people's noses.
Apple TV+ launched a $10 bundle for CBS All Access and Showtime, a first for the service. Normally, access to the two channels costs a combined $21 per month.
A job listing in Japan suggests that the PlayStation VR 2 is in the works, though there is also the possibility that Sony is working on another VR headset.
President Donald Trump, after his administration's actions against TikTok parent ByteDance and Huawei, is considering actions against more Chinese companies.
The license that allowed Google to provide support to the Android-powered devices of Huawei has expired, adding to the challenges affecting the Chinese company.
Telegram has rolled out one-on-one video calls with end-to-end encryption, with more features and improvements on the way ahead of adding group video calls.
The Last Laugh Bundle will add the Joker and Poison Ivy skins to Fortnite, which has also brought back Batman, Harley Quinn, and Catwoman to the Item Shop.
The Xbox One version of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare requires a 66GB update, while the download sizes for the PlayStation 4 and PC versions are less than 2GB.
Facebook has started merging its apps' messaging services, with an Instagram notification offering an update to allow users to chat with people on Messenger.
Google is reportedly planning to replace Duo with Meet, with several key features of Duo to be integrated into Meet. The merger, however, make take a while.
Microsoft, in partnership with the Google Education team, has rolled out Minecraft: Education Edition to Chromebooks, just in time for the new school year.
Kate Bishop, She-Hulk, and War Machine were found in the beta files of Marvel's Avengers, though it remains unclear if they will be playable heroes or skins.
Street Fighter series producer Yoshinori Ono is leaving Capcom after nearly 30 years with the company, amid rumors of internal conflict over Street Fighter VI.
Apple launched legal action against Super Healthy Kids spinoff Prepear, claiming that the app's pear logo will likely be associated by consumers with its own.
The PC version of Horizon Zero Dawn has been plagued by random crashes and other technical issues, which are allegedly due to poor coding by Guerilla Games.
Shaun Escayg, the creative director of the upcoming Marvel's Avengers, kept open the possibility that X-Men will be added to the game in the future as DLC.
DFC Intelligence expects the PlayStation 5 to outsell the Xbox Series X by a 2-to-1 margin, but believes Microsoft has the winning plan over the long term.
Twitter has reportedly held preliminary talks to buy the U.S. operations of TikTok, but it remains unclear if it will be able to outbid front-runner Microsoft.
Sega is planning to port more previously released games to other platforms after the success of former PlayStation Vita exclusive Persona 4 Golden on Steam.
Remedy is working on the next game in the Remedy Connected Universe that includes 2010's Alan Wake and 2019's Control, which will soon release its AWE DLC.
Bethesda is offering classic first-person shooter Quake for free through the Bethesda Launcher over the QuakeCon 2020 weekend, with Quake II to soon follow.
TCL and THX have teamed up to create THX Certified Game Mode, a new industry standard that will finally arrive this summer with the next-generation 6-series TV.
A mother and son were charged with fraud in Switzerland over a scheme of exchanging fake iPhones from Hong Kong for real ones through the AppleCare+ program.
Ghost of Tsushima is reportedly being review boosted by players who continue to criticize and review bomb The Last of Us Part II for its controversial story.
American Gaming Network canceled The Indianapolis Open and was converting it into an online-only format, but players apparently still gathered for the event.
Riot Games is pushing through with the 2020 World Championship for League of Legends in Shanghai, China, despite safety concerns amid the COVID-19 pandemic.