-
Google pilots a row of ads on the Android TV home screen of Sony smart TVs, NVIDIA Shield TV, others; users say they cannot disable the ads (Ron Amadeo/Ars Technica)
Ron Amadeo / Ars Technica: Google pilots a row of ads on the Android TV home screen of Sony smart TVs, NVIDIA Shield TV, others; users say they cannot disable the ads — Users are reportedly not enjoying Google's “pilot program.” — Google is trying out a new “Pilot Program” that puts a row of advertisements on the Android TV home screen.
More like this (3)
-
Snapchat debuts Snap Games platform that lets users play real-time multiplayer games with six-second unskippable ads and rewards (Josh Constine/TechCrunch)
Josh Constine / TechCrunch: Snapchat debuts Snap Games platform that lets users play real-time multiplayer games...
-
SEC: Amazon has to let shareholders vote on proposals to curb sales of its controversial facial recognition product Rekognition to government agencies (Colin Lecher/The Verge)
Colin Lecher / The Verge: SEC: Amazon has to let shareholders vote on proposals to curb...
-
O(1) Labs, the startup behind the Coda protocol, which reduces the size of the blockchain from gigabytes down to kilobytes, raises $15M Series A (Brady Dale/CoinDesk)
Brady Dale / CoinDesk: O(1) Labs, the startup behind the Coda protocol, which reduces the size...
