Sunday, September 15, 2019 at 8:20PM 
No Man's Sky brought virtual reality support to the game through its "Beyond" update. But that wasn't without its issues. VR players were running into problems with the game's graphics, particularly on the PSVR. That's why the studio Hello Games wants to bring optimizations to the game—not just to the PSVR but to all VR platforms as well.
Sunday, September 15, 2019 at 5:06AM 
After showing up for both the Play Store and Gmail recently, the latest Google apps to get dark mode are the Google app and the Google Assistant. This rollout will be the second time Google rolled out the dark theme for the Google app after a select number of users got it back in June. But this will be the first time Google Assistant will be getting this option. A server-side update is bringing the dark theme to some users, so expect to wait for a bit before it becomes widely available. The update is reportedly showing up for users in the US, the UK, and Australia.
And interestingly enough, it's also showing up for some Android Pie users. It allows them to choose between light and dark themes or to have it switch automatically when Battery Saver is enabled. One thing Android Central noted is that the Google Podcasts service within the Google app still has the Material White theme.
Saturday, September 14, 2019 at 8:41PM 
You can now drive the 'Back To The Future' DeLorean with Turo
New update for the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ brings September Android security patch
Apple reportedly lands worldwide distribution rights for Bryce Dallas Howard's documentary 'Dads'
The Google Pixel 4 might come in new 'Coral' colour option
TSA reverses ban on the Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Coke bottles
Apple Music finally gets web version of the app
Google teases arrival of Play Pass subscription service
Apple brings a triple-camera system to the iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max
Apple introduces the iPhone XR successor, iPhone 11
Apple Arcade will launch in Canada on September 19th
Apple TV+ is coming to Canada on November 1st
Apple goes for an incremental upgrades with the Watch Series 5
Spotify finally lets you share music on Snapchat
The 1TB Wi-Fi Apple iPad Pro gets up to a $300 price cut
Apple welcomes new 10.2-inch iPad
Google Assistant on Chromebook is coming next week to 15 countries first
'Five Nights At Freddy's' will get an augmented reality game
Saturday, September 14, 2019 at 2:17AM Just months before their companies launch rival streaming services, Disney CEO Bob Iger has resigned from Apple's board. According to an Apple filing to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Iger resigned on September 10th. The date, coincidentally or not, is the day Apple revealed the launch date and price of its Apple TV+ service.
Iger said in a statement released to The Hollywood Reporter, "I have the utmost respect for Tim Cook, his team at Apple and for my fellow board members. Apple is one of the world's most admired companies, known for the quality and integrity of its products and its people, and I am forever grateful to have served as a member of the company's board."
