GamingNews

Ubisoft survey reveals that 25 percent of employees have seen or experienced workplace misconduct

October 3, 2020
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has published the results of an employee survey undertaken by the company over the summer following allegations of endemic harassment and toxicity, and the results are eye-opening. In the anonymous survey of nearly 14,000 employees, one in four respondents said that they had either witnessed or experienced workplace misconduct themselves in the past two years, and one in…
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Strava fitness app for iPhone upgrades workout visualizations with new ‘statmaps’ feature

October 3, 2020
Strava, the popular fitness tracker for iPhone, Apple Watch, and more has launched a new feature to offer improved workout visualizations. The new “statmaps” bring color-coding to your workout maps for data including speed, elevation, pace, heart rate, power, and time. Strava launched the new statmaps for premium Strava users today that offer an easy way to quickly understand your fitness…
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Bowser arrested and charged for selling Nintendo Switch hacks

October 3, 2020
Two members of a console hacking and piracy organization known as Team Xecuter have been arrested and charged with fraud, one of whom is named Gary Bowser. French national Max Louarn and Bowser, originally from Canada but arrested in the Dominican Republic, allegedly led the…
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GM unveils Buick Electra electric crossover concept, claims over 400 miles of range with Ultium battery

October 3, 2020
GM has unveiled a new Buick Electra electric vehicle concept and claims a range of over 400 miles with GM’s Ultium battery. The Buick Electra was a flagship luxury vehicle for the Buick brand for decades and now GM might bring it back as an electric car. In Shanghai this week, SAIC-GM, GM’s joint-venture in China, unveiled the ‘Buick Electra concept vehicle’, a sleek new electric…
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MobileNews

Android 11 officially drops support for Google’s Daydream VR

October 3, 2020
Google officially dropped Daydream virtual reality support from Android 11 — a final step in its retirement of the system. As Android Police notes, Google posted an announcement saying its latest version of Android doesn’t support the VR platform’s app. “Daydream VR app is no longer supported by Google and may not work properly on some devices running Android 11 or later,” it reads. In…
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