This AI bot judges your Spotify listening habits

This might not seem as shareable as Spotify Wrapped, but How Bad Is Your Spotify? gives us a more judgemental take on your music taste. This AI bot was a project by digital culture site The Pudding, and it works similarly to Spotify Wrapped. You just need to log into your Spotify account and respond to some questions. And then you'll get a full, scathing report of your listening habits. Sometimes it might feel good to roast yourself, and your music taste might be a fun place to start.

Personally, it roasted me for how much Taylor Swift I listen to, but I'm okay with that.

Source: Mashable

Samsung Galaxy Smart Tag's design shown in new leak

We already know Samsung is working on a new smart tracker, the aptly named Galaxy Smart Tag. A new report gives us a better look at what it will look like. A GIF of the Galaxy Smart Tag was spotted in the APK file of the SmartThings app. It shows a rounded square design with tapered edges. It's a familiar look from trackers of other brands.

There's a ring shape at the centre and a hole at the top that might be for looping a lanyard or keychain through. The animation shows the tracking/Bluetooth function of the Galaxy Smart Tag. And as we've seen in previous leaks, we see the Black and White (Oatmeal) colours. The Galaxy Smart Tag is expected to be unveiled alongside the Galaxy S21 series.

Source: GizmoChina

New 'Cyberpunk 2077' patch remedies save file limits on PC, console crashes

Another day, another Cyberpunk 2077 patch. This 1.06 hotfix is coming to the PC and consoles (no word on its Stadia rollout yet). The critical update is for the PC where saved files get corrupted if the file exceeds 8MB, which means you lose your in-game progress. The consoles receive improved memory management, reducing crashes, especially on the memory-limited PS4 and Xbox One systems. The update is under 1GB on the PC and around 15GB to 17GB on the Xbox and PlayStation.

Source: Engadget

Apple tipped to launch gaming-focused Apple TV next year

Apple TV is long overdue a refresh, and rumours suggest it might finally get one in 2021. And this new iteration will focus on gaming with a storage upgrade of up to 128GB. Bloomberg's latest report suggests it will come with an updated remote and new processor and have a "stronger gaming focus."

Some of the other rumours claim the new remote will have a Find My application support, making it easier for you to locate missing Apple TV remotes. The new A14 processor might power the Apple TV. This streaming box might also get Apple Arcade-exclusive games not available on existing models. We can't say, though, when it might come out. But hopefully sooner rather than later.

Source: PocketNow