Sunday, October 31, 2021 at 10:15AM 
Over the weekend, Twitter began rolling out a recording option for its Spaces chats. It's coming first to a limited number of Twitter Spaces hosts on iOS and should be available to all hosts on the platform "within a few weeks." The hosts can record these Twitter Spaces conversations and share these recordings in tweets.
Saturday, October 30, 2021 at 5:08PM 
Review: Fitbit Charge 5 for fitness and mindfulness on the goDiscord can now show more detailed info on the EA games you're playing
Billboard and Twitter partner to debut Hot Trending Songs music chart
'Fortnite' brings 'Resident Evil' characters Chris Redfield, Jill Valentine into the game
Apple tipped to launch iPhone SE 3 in Spring 2022
Clubhouse will allow you to pin external links at the top of rooms
Palm launches Palm Buds Pro wireless earbuds
Oura's third-gen smart ring now offers continuous heart-rate tracking
Sony launches Xperia Pro-I with its RX100 VII 1-inch sensor onboard
Spotify will rollout video podcasts to all creators on a 'rolling basis'
WhatsApp's iOS-to-Android history transfer tool comes to Pixel devices
DJI Osmo Action gets revamped into the DJI Action 2
Twitter tests longer video uploads and pinned DMs with paid Blue subscribers
Facebook is now Meta, and its reportedly working on a smartwatch with a built-in camera
Fitbit Sense, Versa 3 gets status indicators, outdoor exercise mode
Microsoft's Two Hat acquisition hopes to improve Xbox community moderation
Saturday, October 30, 2021 at 9:11AM A couple of Nintendo's satellite offices in North America are going to be closed. The company confirmed it would be shutting down small satellite offices in Toronto and Redwood City in California, but it didn't elaborate on why it was closing the offices. According to Kotaku, 100 employees in Redwood City have been displaced by this move, but Nintendo won't comment on how many employees are affected. Based on the statement below, it looks like some employees will need to relocate.
Friday, October 29, 2021 at 10:29PM 
Facebook Reality Labs
This isn't the first time 2D apps have surfaced on the Oculus Quest virtual reality platform. But Facebook is planning to bring more third-party 2D apps to the VR platform via the Progressive Web App (PWA) framework. The aim is to give more work tools for its VR users. The plan starts with Facebook, Instagram, collaboration app Smartsheet, and email client Spike. But then Facebook will add access to Dropbox, Slack, and more in the future.
The PWA-based framework allows developers to bring their apps to VR without creating fully custom versions. But there is still a need to go through Oculus' developer channels to get their apps on the platform. As The Verge noted, this update marks a larger-scale rollout of non-VR apps inside the headset.
