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Atari releases new rhythm-based mobile game featuring the music of Avicii
Atari and developer Hello There Games released a new rhythm-based, touch-screen-optimized mobile game Beat Legend: Avici on July 23, featuring 15 of late producer, performer and songwriter Tim “Avicii” Bergling’s tracks.
Armed with social media, Zimbabwean youth fight coronavirus ‘infodemic’
Drinking alcohol will kill the coronavirus. It is OK to share face masks. Africans cannot get Covid-19. The pandemic is not even real. These are some of the coronavirus myths that a team of 20 Zimbabwean youth have been busting online since the country’s lockdown began in late March.
Could genealogy websites help catch aid worker sex abusers?
Technology that helped catch a US serial murderer, dubbed the Golden State Killer, could be used to track down aid workers who sexually abuse girls and women overseas, according to the team behind a groundbreaking project in the Philippines.
Australia’s coronavirus outbreak raises alarm over online child sex abuse
Australian police on July 22 warned “insidious” online predators were targeting new child victims after a surge in coronavirus infections put the country’s second-largest city under partial lockdown.
Old phone to recycle? In France, just drop it in the mail
Figuring out what to do with an old mobile phone just got easier in France, where people can now send them free in the mail to have them recycled or refurbished for sale by a charity group.
China upstart CEO steps down after building US$44bil fortune
Colin Huang stepped down as chief executive officer of Pinduoduo Inc after building the five-year-old startup into a force in China’s e-commerce industry and, in the process, becoming one of the country’s richest people.
From blackface to sexual assault: popular YouTubers are getting called out for offensive content and behaviour
Why popular YouTubers like Shane Dawson and Jojo Siwa are making headlines for the wrong reaons.
Cash isn’t king: vulnerable shortchanged by virus
Getting groceries in the coronavirus crisis has been tricky for many people, but for Eric Jones – an 89-year-old Briton who lives alone and relies on cash – it has proved particularly perplexing.
Internships get canceled or go virtual because of pandemic
Yadeen Rashid was flying high in February. He’d just earned stellar grades in his latest semester at Virginia Tech university, where he’s in his third year double majoring in economics and political science. And he’d just landed a summer internship at a data analysis company.
Pakistan’s ‘honour killings’ show women need digital skills, says Facebook oversight board member
The latest “honour killing” of two teenage girls in Pakistan after a video of them with a man surfaced online shows women need better control over their digital presence, said an activist appointed to Facebook's new oversight board this month.
