Some owners have reported a green tint appearing on the screen of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra. Samsung is now working on a software update to fix the problem.
Samsung's Hand Wash app for Galaxy Watch devices periodically issues reminders for wearers to wash their hands, and sets a timer of 25 seconds for the activity.
Riot Games acquired Hypixel Studios, the developer behind Minecraft-like Hytale, adding the sandbox RPG to a growing stable of games beyond League of Legends.
Star Wars Episode I: Racer, originally released in 1999 for the Nintendo 64 and PC, will return to Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 with modernized controls.
Vulnerability researcher Mike Heskin found code in the Nintendo Switch's new firmware update that reportedly hints at a dual-screen version of the console.
Riot Games requires organizers of Valorant e-sports tournaments to turn off the character-based shooter's Show Blood option, to help the game attract sponsors.
Quibi CEO Meg Whitman told DT Live that the video app's engineers are working to add TV casting support as quickly as possible, due to viewers staying at home.
The design of the OnePlus 8 was partially revealed by OnePlus CEO Pete Lau in a forum post and video. The prices of the smartphone's versions were also leaked.
Apple Maps is gathering information to be able to soon show COVID-19 testing locations, including details such as the name of the place and contact numbers.
Facebook has started rolling out Quiet Mode, a feature that mutes notifications and discourages people from using the app within a certain time frame each day.
Nintendo Switch owners were advised not to use alcohol to clean the console. Nintendo recommends a soft dry cloth, but that will not disinfect the device.
Resident Evil Resistance will add Jill Valentine on April 17, and Capcom is planning more updates for the 4-on-1 multiplayer game over the next few months.
A next-generation version of Cyberpunk 2077 is coming, but the upgrade will not yet be available when the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 launch this year.
iOS 14 will reportedly introduce a feature, through what is known as the Clips API, that will allow iPhone owners to try apps without needing to install them.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons has disappeared from Chinese e-commerce platforms, not long after some pro-Hong Kong activists used the game to protest China.
Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, and Jimmy Kimmel will co-host One World: Together At Home, a fundraising concert for the benefit of frontline health workers.
Spotify continued to dominate the music streaming industry in 2019 with 35% of total paid subscriptions, while Apple Music stayed in second with a 19% share.
The Duos mode and the Kings Canyon map will become permanent fixtures in Apex Legends on April 7, which coincides with the start of the new The Old Ways event.
A judge dismissed the lawsuit by AM General over Activision's use of Humvees in Call of Duty games. The ruling may have an impact on other game genres.
The Final Fantasy VII Remake will have no loading screens, as Square Enix planned early in development for assets to load in the background during gameplay.
Apple awarded $75,000 to Ryan Pickren after the security researcher reported seven vulnerabilities, three of which may be used to hijack iPhone and Mac cameras.
Elon Musk has drawn criticism for distributing noninvasive ventilators to hospitals, but the Tesla CEO responded by saying that the machines were still needed.
Amazon is reportedly working on Project Tempo, a cloud-gaming service that was supposed to launch an early version this year. Now, it may be delayed into 2021.
Amazon, which typically offers a 30-day returns window, has extended it to May 31 for U.S. purchases since March 1, with sellers urged to match the new policy.
Square Enix will still release the physical copies of the Final Fantasy VII Remake on April 10, but warned that the game's arrival to players may be delayed.
Nvidia is moving to a weekly release schedule for new games supported by GeForce Now, with the first batch of additions including the award-winning Control.
Facebook's Coronavirus Community Hub on Messenger provides tips on how people may stay connected with their loved ones, while also warning against scammers.
The Google Play Store took down the controversial Infowars app, an outlet of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, due to its promotion of coronavirus misinformation.
The crowbar, the iconic melee weapon of Half-Life protagonist Gordon Freeman, was supposed to be in Half-Life: Alyx, but it was removed for certain reasons.
Apple is reportedly working with BMW for the CarKey feature, spotted again in iOS 14 code, which will allow people to unlock their car doors using an iPhone.
Sony is slowing down PlayStation download speeds in the United States, following the same measure in Europe, to help maintain access for all internet users.
Employees holding meetings on Zoom should beware of zoombombers, who join uninvited and at times show inappropriate content like violent images and pornography.
Sony claims that the PlayStation 5 will still launch in the 2020 holiday season, but it flagged possible delays to games being developed by first-party studios.
Smartphone shipments declined 38% year over year in February to 61.8 million units, the worst-ever fall in the industry's history, amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The iPhone SE 2, also known as the iPhone 9, has started mass production, according to analyst Jon Prosser, who also claimed that the iPhone 12 is delayed.
Razer converted some of its manufacturing capacity to make surgical masks, which it will donate to front-liners in the healthcare industry battling COVID-19.
Amazon's Audible rolled out a new service named Audible Stories, which offers free audiobooks in different categories and six languages to children and teens.
Microsoft Teams and Slack reported significant increases in customer numbers amid the COVID-19 pandemic, as employees settle into work-from-home arrangements.