Congresswoman Maxine Waters asked Facebook to halt movement of its Libra project until hearings can be held to examine concerns, while French Finance Minister has called for tighter cryptocurrency regulation.
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Wednesday, 19 June 2019
Dell Latitude 7400 2-in-1 review
Dell’s Latitude 7400 2-in-1 is the world’s smallest 360-degree convertible with a 14-inch display. It’s made for business users, but consumers with fat wallets will like its features and battery life.
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Apple offers big discounts on refurbished iPad Mini 4 and iPad Pro 10.5-inch
Apple is clearing out some of its stock of refurbished iPads, offering discounts of up to $180 off various models. You can buy these with confidence: they include a new battery, outer shell, and the same one-year warranty as a brand-new iPad.
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Harry Potter: Wizards Unite will launch on Friday
Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, the new AR game from Pokémon Go developers Niantic, will start rolling out around the world on Friday, according to an official tweet. The game previously launched in beta in Australia and New Zealand.
It’s unclear how long it’ll take to reach a more global audience. The wording of Niantic’s tweet simply says the worldwide launch will begin on June 21st and says to watch for more information “as the game goes live in your region soon.” Pokémon Go took an unusually long time to launch in certain countries like Japan, for example, so you shouldn’t necessarily cancel your Friday plans just yet.
From what we’ve seen, Wizards Unite is similar to Pokémon Go but with more mechanical complexity, which might not...
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'Harry Potter: Wizards Unite' worldwide launch begins on June 21st
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Singapore sees drop in common security threats, but foresees more data breaches
Cyber Security Agency says the number of common cyber threats, including website defacements and phishing, dipped in Singapore last year, but expects to see more frequent data breaches and disruptive attacks against the cloud in the near future.
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