You can now pre-order 'Jungle Cruise' on Disney+ Premier Access tier

Disney has opened pre-orders for its upcoming Jungle Cruise film on the Disney+ Premier Access option. For CAD 34.99, you get access to the movie on the streaming service when it drops on July 30. If you don't want to pay extra for early access, you can wait for it to join the collection of Disney+ films on the service on November 12. You can out more details on how to pre-order on Premier Access here.

Apple brings back old Safari tab design in latest macOS Monterey beta update

When Apple released the macOS Monterey beta, one of the things the company changed was removing the tabs bar in Safari. Engadget pointed out that it made sorting tabs messy and tedious, even if it allowed for more screen space to website content. Apple listened to users and brought back the standalone Tab bar with the latest macOS beta update. It will be enabled by default like it was on Big Sur.

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Twitter lets you change who can reply to your tweet after posting it

Twitter has already rolled out the option to limit who can reply to your tweets last year. But you needed to complete this action before posting. Now, the company is releasing an update that lets you choose who can reply after posting your tweet. It will be available worldwide on Android, iOS, and the web.

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Android 12 will allow you to play games while they're downloading

You might not have to wait long to play games you're downloading on Android. Google announced during its Games Developer Summit 2021 that Android 12 will allow you to play games while you download them. According to Google, it is "seeing games being ready to open at least 2 times faster." This feature will work on games that use the Play Asset Delivery system, which, if developers have enabled it, won't need to do anything from their end.

The company also plans to introduce a new game dashboard for Android 12 that quick access to utilities like screen recording and capturing. This dashboard will come to "select devices" later this year.

Source: The Verge