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Uber has started rolling out its new Scheduled Rides feature, starting in Seattle, for its business customers. It will allow those users to schedule a pickup date from the shared ride service from 30 minutes to 30 days in advance.
Square Enix has announced Deus Ex GO, a new mobile turn-based game from the team behind Hitman GO and Tomb Raider GO. Deus Ex GO, based on the cyberpunk PC and console game franchise, will be released this summer.
The first "T-Mobile Tuesday" for the carrier's free giveaway offer was hit with way too much demand from customers, with many people unable to get their promised free gifts.
Pebble has released a new firmware update for its Pebble Time series of smartwatches. The update includes a new Weather app along with improvements to its health features.
Microsoft has updated its Windows Bridge for iOS developer tools with support for Apple's CoreFoundation framework along with adding new layout APIs and more sample apps and code.
Tony Fadell, the co-founder and CEO of Nest, has announced he will be leaving the connected devices company. He will remain as an advisor to its parent company Alphabet.
As promised earlier this year, Instagram is now rolling out a new feed algorithm to all of its users. It is support to put the posts that users want to see first on top of their feed.
More and more chatbots are popping up on messaging clients. The latest example is available on Facebook Messenger, where users can chat with police officer Judy Hopps from the recent Disney animated movie Zootopia.
Apple is rolling out a new version of iTunes. The update brings the version number to 12.4.1 and has some fixes with its VoiceOver features
Warner Bros will release the digital version of Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition on June 28. The R-rated version of the DC Comics super-hero movie contains about 30 minutes of footage not included in the theatrical release.
Twitter is launching support for 360-degree videos, beginning with clips from Game 1 of the NBA Finals that will be filmed with Samsung's Gear 360 camera.
AT&T is starting up a new rewards program for its customers called AT&T Thanks starting this summer. The carrier will offer free movie tickets, special deals on concerts and more as part of the program.
Pebble has revealed that its upcoming Pebble Core wearable 3G computing device will offer Amazon Alexa integration at launch. offering a number of voice-activated features.
T-Mobile will hold its Un-carrier 11 media event on Monday, June 6, where the wireless carrier is expected to reveal a number of new features for its customers.
The Facebook Messenger app now has over 1,000 new emoji that are supposed to "better reflect gender and skin tones".
Google has updated its My Account page for controlling a person's Google services with a new "Find my phone" feature that lets people locate or lock down their smartphone.
A new report claims that units of Apple's Thunderbolt Display are either in short supply or not available at all in the company's retail stores.
Jawbone has issued a statement claiming that recent reports stating it is exiting its fitness wearable business are "false".
T-Mobile will launch its new Tourist Plan on June 12 for people who are visiting the United States. It will give them unlimited data and 1,000 minutes of calls inside the U.S for three weeks for $30.
A new report claims that Jawbone has stopped making its line of UP fitness trackers and has sold its remaining inventory to a third-party company.