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iOS will soon have several new emoji. Apple's beta release of iOS 14.5 includes a preview of new emoji coming in the spring, including a heart on fire, an exhaling face and more skin tone variations for emoji … [Continue reading] about New emoji in iOS 14.5: Vaccine-ready syringe, AirPods Max and gender inclusivity
When Michael Marom steers his Telstra-branded company car past the site of a planned 5G tower on the streets of Mullumbimby, it draws a now predictable response.Someone is watching, always, and news of his presence quickly ripples through the … [Continue reading] about How governments were left playing catch-up on misinformation | Australia news
24 Major (& Minor) Differences in Super Mario 3D World on Switch Nintendo LifeBowser’s Fury Co-Op Sucks, But Super Mario 3D World’s Is Amazing KotakuMost Impressive Mario Game Speedruns | Screen Rant Screen … [Continue reading] about 24 Major (& Minor) Differences in Super Mario 3D World on Switch – Nintendo Life
The last time two women did this list, they split it into two halves and said while they are both girls, they are not the same. Well, Naomi Higgins and Humyara Mahbub are both girls and we’re exactly the same. We refuse to be separated from the … [Continue reading] about Naomi Higgins and Humyara Mahbub: the 10 funniest things we have ever seen (on the internet) | Comedy
The US justice department has accused three North Korean military intelligence officialsof a campaign of cyber-attacks to steal $1.3bn in crypto and traditional currencies from banks and other victims.“North Korea’s operatives, using keyboards rather … [Continue reading] about US charges three North Korean hackers over $1.3bn cryptocurrency attacks | Hacking
Facebook has followed through on its threat to ban Australians from seeing or posting news content on its site in response to the federal government’s news media code.The tech giant’s Australian and New Zealand managing director, Will Easton, said … [Continue reading] about Facebook blocks Australian users and publishers from viewing or sharing news | Facebook
