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Archives for December 2022

Jess Weatherbed
Jess Weatherbed
DaVinci Resolve is finally available on the iPad.

Blackmagic Design first announced DaVinci Resolve for ‌iPad‌ back in October, and now its popular video editing app is available to download for free on the App Store. You can also unlock the full premium version of DaVinci Resolve via an in-app purchase of $94.99

The app is best optimized for iPad Pro models running M-series chips and offers similar tools to its desktop counterpart.

Richard Lawler
Richard Lawler
YouTube is reportedly in “advanced talks” to lock up an exclusive NFL Sunday Ticket deal.

After negotiations apparently fell apart with Apple, the NFL may be ready to make a deal with Google’s YouTube unit.

The Wall Street Journal reports that an arrangement for the subscription package of out-of-market football games could be sealed by tomorrow once the owners meet to sign off on it.

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Mitchell Clark
Sensual ASMR has boomed on YouTube — but creators are facing a crackdown

A popular niche risks running afoul of the site’s rules against ‘sexually gratifying’ content.

Jessica Lucas
Richard Lawler
Richard Lawler
After a break to deal with some serious security issues, Hive Social is back.

One of the services we mentioned in our article about the race to build a better Twitter was Hive Social; however, at the time, you couldn’t use it after the operators shut down to fix a few security flaws.

Hive is now back online, with an updated app available for iOS, and an update coming for its beta app on Android.

Still, it’s not a great sign that the best place to find updates on Hive’s service status is its Twitter account.

Elizabeth Lopatto
Elizabeth Lopatto
On taking psychic damage from Twitter.

Ryan Broderick gets at the core emotional experience of what happened in the chaotic forum drama last night: “The man is jacked directly into the feed and it turns out the feed is screaming back at him, ‘you fucking suck.’”

A pro-tip for our readers: Money can’t buy love. If love’s what you want, be a lover.

Jacked directly into the feed

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Mia Sato
Mia Sato
Luddism is, like, really in right now.

Every week, a group of New York City teenagers meets up for “Luddite Club” meetings, where they read books, draw, and complain about TikTok. Weary from their poster parents and perpetually online classmates, the Luddite Club prefers flip phones, cassettes, and books like “Into the Wild.”

And I love that for them! When I was 16, adults around me thought it cute and quaint that I bought vinyl records and used a typewriter for no reason. I was not like other girls. Now I’m a tech reporter.