'No Man's Sky' Interceptor update rolls out with new experiences, VR improvements

Image: Hello Games

Hello Games has officially updated No Man's Sky to add new virtual reality features, expand its lore, and bring new experiences to the game. This free update is called Interceptor. And it brings a new corruption throughout the universe, which gives rise to new enemies. There's also a new Starship you can collect, which is powered by new technology and equipped with new features.

The game also gets visual improvements and new features for VR, including wrist interface controls. There are also Xbox-focused improvements for a smooth and consistent frame rate in the game. Interceptor is available for download on the PC, the PS4 and the PS5, the Xbox One and Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and virtual reality. 

Source

What to expect from Videotron's Freedom Mobile acquisition

Videotron, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Quebecor, now owns Freedom Mobile. Quebecor and Shaw Communications announced that this creates the "fourth strong, competitive wireless service provider" in the country. Videotron has promised François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, to lower prices to benefit Canadians. 

Click to read more ...

Waze lets you tap into your zodiac sign with new navigation guide

Image: Waze

Waze is going to let your zodiac sign guide you through the roads with its new driving experience. Drive around in a vehicle and Mood outfitted for your sign and expect the navigation guide to be "well-versed in astrology," while also poking fun at the traits typically attributed to the different signs. The experience is now available in the app.

Source

Google Drive revokes 5 million file creation cap following backlash

Google quietly rolled out a file creation limit on Drive the past few weeks, which imposed a five million file creation limit on its accounts. It drew flak from users over the limit, but also how there wasn't a warning issued about the cap. Now, Google is rolling back the changes, which it made to "preserve stability and optimize performance" and prevent Drive misuse. 

The tech giant argued it only ever impacted a small number of users but said it is looking for alternative ways to guarantee stable performance for all users.

Source