Roku adds interactive game within platform screensaver

Source: Roku

The Roku City screensaver is home to a new interactive game. Roku rolled out Roku City Dash, which the company described as taking you "inside the beloved Roku City, past iconic buildings and unexpected surprises from outer space." Players can compete within their household for high scores.

According to Roku, the release of Roku City Dash is part of the company's continued investment in "engagement-driven experiences." Other past events include Roku Daily Trivia and Live from Roku City.

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Insta360 Luna series to take on the DJI Osmo Pocket

Source: Becca Farsace

Insta360 is going after DJI's gimbal/vlogging cameras next. The upcoming Insta360 Luna Pro and Luna Ultra cameras, which are co-engineered with Leica, promise a familiar experience and form factor as their competition. However, they come with the option of either a single- or dual-lens setup.

Both cameras will sport Type 1 image sensors, f/1.8 lenses with variable focal lengths, and 10-bit colour for "smoother, more natural transitions in light and shadow." The big difference is that the Luna Ultra will have the dual lenses for an "enhanced telephoto performance. Teasing their debut, Insta360 put the camera in the hands of content creators, including Becca Farsace.

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Tim Cook to step down as Apple CEO in September

Source: Apple

There will be a shuffle within Apple's top executive posts. Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook is transitioning to executive chairman of the tech giant's board of directors. Meanwhile, Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering John Ternus will succeed Cook, effective on September 1, 2026.

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Spotify will let you turn off video content

Source: Spotify

If you would rather be free of video content on your music streaming app, Spotify has started to roll out the option to turn off its video features. Aside from being able to turn off the Canvas videos (those short, looping clips that sometimes play on the Now Playing screen), there is an additional setting available in the Content and display section of the Settings. According to Engadget, the option you choose applies across all platforms. Spotify family account managers can change the video settings for all members on your plan.

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