Ahead of Skype’s May 5th shutdown, Rest of World put together a list of stories from readers who recount how the service kept them connected with friends and family members across the globe. Some readers even recorded their blurb, complete with Skype’s iconic ringtone.
[restofworld.org]
Just months after we saw the E ink gaming handheld from developer Dana Puch, now maker Pedro Porras Luraschi has come up with Figment: a Switch-like gaming handheld with a 7.5-inch E ink display, as reported earlier by Android Authority.
The device is still just a concept, but it’s designed to let you create and play choose-your-own adventure stories, featuring an AI co-author that “fills the gaps the main writer didn’t write.” You can sign up for updates about Figment from the device’s website.
Nearly one year ago, Google said it would upgrade its photo picker with a way to search your local or cloud library to find specific photos to share with an app. Now, Android Authority contributor Kamila Wojciechowska has spotted the feature on her device, hopefully saving you from digging through countless photos.
It’s still not clear when Google plans to widely roll this out, though Android Authority notes that it’s “enabled in recent Google Play System Updates” but not yet on Google Photos.
[androidauthority.com]
Fresh off the heels of Wrestlemania 41, Netflix has revealed a teaser for its WWE docuseries coming this summer. Details about WWE: Unreal are still slim, but Netflix says it will let you “step into the WWE writer’s room and outside the ring with your favorite WWE Superstars, where the drama is just as intense offstage as it is under the spotlight.”
