'Call of Duty: Vanguard' will arrive on Nov. 5

Sledgehammer Games has officially announced Call of Duty: Vanguard. The new title will occur in World War 2 once again, focusing on a "historically inspired" single-player campaign that centres around a special-ops team with members from different Allied Nations. The game gets a new multiplayer mode and Zombies mode. There will be 20 maps available at launch, with 16 built for core gameplay.

The developer plans to introduce an advanced Gunsmith and Caliber system to take the immersive and reactive environments to a new level. A new map will also arrive later in the year alongside a new PC anti-cheat system. You can also expect a crossover of different games, which the company described as an "all-new metaverse connecting Vanguard, Black Ops Cold War, and Modern Warfare." Call of Duty: Vanguard is coming to the PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Series X/S, and the PC on November 5.

Source: Yugatech

Netflix brings 'The Social Dilemma' documentary to YouTube

Even without a Netflix subscription, you can enjoy some of the streaming site's content online. The company has been offering some of its content for free on YouTube. The latest addition is the documentary, The Social Dilemma, which exposes the dangers of AI and social media. Jeff Orlowski directed this film, a cautionary tale that digs deeper into the consequences of our obsession with social media. You can already watch the full feature above.

Source: Mashable

Jabra launches new TWS earbuds that can help those coping with hearing loss

Source: Jabra

Jabra recently announced its Enhance Plus earbuds. This pair of true wireless buds don't just help you listen to music or take calls but help those with "mild-to-moderate" hearing loss. If you aren't ready for a hearing aid yet, this could be an option to consider. 

Jabra plans to launch this pair first in the US by the end of the year. Jabra will sell them through licensed hearing care professionals, but the company hasn't announced pricing yet. These earbuds might be Jabra's first entry into the business, but its parent company, GN Group, has worked in the industry for a while.

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Pinterest makes it easier for BIPOC users to find hair inspo

Pinterest recently introduced a new search feature that makes it easier for Black, Brown, Indigenous, Latinx, and other POC users to discover hair inspiration on the visual discovery site that suits their hair types. The company developed the hair pattern search with BIPOC users in mind. The technology Pinterest developed detected hair patterns in over 500 million images. Pinterest's Head of Inclusive Product, Annie Ta, worked with BIPOC creators and Pinners like Editorial Hair Stylist and Global Artistic Director of Amika, Naeemah LaFond, to help build and design the product.

When you search for broader terms like "short hair" or "summer hairstyles," the new hair pattern buttons will help you narrow down results. It uses computer vision-powered object detection to let you refine your search with six different hair patterns: protective, coily, curly, wavy, straight, and shaved/bald. Canada is among the countries to get this feature first on the web and mobile. We join the UK, US, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. The company plans to roll this out in more locations over the coming months.