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Nintendo to Discontinue Facebook and Twitter Login for Nintendo Accounts
This change will take effect soon. Users who have already linked their Nintendo Account to their Facebook or Twitter account will need to unlink it before this date. After this date, signing in with Facebook or Twitter will no longer be possible.
Nintendo has offered the following instructions for those who need to unlink their account:
Go to Nintendo's account settings page and sign in.
Click the "Linked accounts" option.
Click the "Unlink" button next to the Facebook or Twitter account that you want to unlink.
Nintendo has not given a reason for this change, but it is likely due to the recent privacy concerns...
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Zoom Service Back to Normal After Widespread Outages
Zoom Video Communications, Inc. is an American communications technology company headquartered in San Jose, California. It provides remote collaboration, online meetings, and video conferencing services.
Recently, widespread outages were reported with joining meetings on Zoom's platform. The outages appeared to be affecting users in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
The company said the problem was caused by an unexpected change in a firewall that was implemented by a customer. "We have identified the root cause and have put in place a fix," Zoom said in a statement. "We are monitoring the situation closely and will continue to provide updates as necessary."
Zoom...
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Apple Becoming Global Education Expert With Apple Teacher
Nowadays, teachers have to do a lot online to contribute to their professional development. They often use global technology platforms or “EdTechs.” The tech giant Apple didn’t want to lag behind by introducing Apple Teacher, a free pro-level learning program for school teachers.
This smart solution is designed for 36 countries, including Australia. According to the developers, Apple Teacher is aimed at supporting teachers to use Apple products for their teaching and learning purposes. The program was launched in 2016, and since then, it has expanded to more than 100 free lessons and tutorials on the Apple Teacher Learning Center. This...
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A selection of interesting indie games
Indie games often explore new gameplay mechanics and ideas that AAA titles don’t have the budget or risk appetite to attempt. As a result, they can be some of the most interesting and innovative games on the market. Here are six of the most interesting indie games released in recent years.
1. Papers, Please
Papers, Please is a puzzle game with a unique premise. You play an immigration officer in a fictional country, and your job is to inspect people’s documents and decide whether or not to let them in. The catch is that the game is set in a dystopian world...
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Top-5 Fortnite alternatives games on mobile
There are a lot of reasons why someone might want to play a game like Fortnite on their mobile device. Maybe they don’t have a console or a PC that can run the game. Maybe they want to be able to play the game on the go. Whatever the reason, a few games on mobile devices offer a similar experience to Fortnite.
Rules of Survival
Rules of Survival is a free-to-play battle royale game that is available on Android and iOS devices. The game has a similar premise to Fortnite, with players being dropped into a large map with up to 120...
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The Best Video Games for Gamers
Whether you're a casual player or a hardcore gamer, there's no doubt that you want to find the best video games to play. But with so many titles available, it can be tough to know where to start.
To help you out, we've put together a list of the best video games for gamers of all stripes. From first-person shooters to puzzle games, there's something here for everyone.
First-Person Shooters
For many gamers, first-person shooters are the bread and butter. If you're looking for fast-paced action and intense competition, you can't go wrong with classics like "Call of Duty" and "Halo."
If you want...
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