Blizzard Gave Winnings to the Players After Becoming a Target of Boycott

Blizzard

Blizzard Entertainment a gaming company on Friday said that they do not ban the winner of the e-sport games due to him supporting the protests in Hong Kong as they tried to minimize the controversy. For about a week, the company faced backlash from games, US politicians and employees for the ban and stripping Ng … Read more

Telegram’s $1.7 Billion offer was Halted by US SEC

Telegram

The authorities of the United States said they stopped a $1.7 billion digital token which was offered by the messaging company Telegram along with the TON Issuer company. According to the Securities and Exchange Commission, they now have a temporary restraining order for the two companies, as the regulators failed to register the sale of … Read more

Libra Currency from Facebook Abandoned by Visa, Mastercard, eBay, and Stripe

Facebook

Mastercard and Visa shared the news that they are leaving the Libra project of Facebook. It is a major setback for the plan of the social media company that is planning to launch a digital currency. With these two giants of payment companies, many other companies also announced that they will be leaving the Libra … Read more

Color Variants for Google Pixel 4 Leaked before the launch

Pixel 4

In the past, there have been many leaks for Google Pixel 4 and right now before its launch every little detail about the smartphone is available on the internet. You might have already seen the leaks of the device which was released a few weeks ago. The latest leaks provide information about the color variants … Read more

Google to Compete against TikTok by Acquiring Firework

Firework

Google might be planning to take Firework which is a US-based platform where users can share short videos to become popular. It might compete against the Chinese ByteDance company’s TikTok. From a report in The Wall Street Journal, Weibo, the Chinese micro-blogging site is interested in acquiring Firework but Google is already in the talk … Read more

Tencent to Buy 29 Percent Stake in Games Developer Funcom

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Chinese gaming giant Tencent is taking a 29 percent stake in the Oslo-based company, Funcom. After this deal, Tencent will become the biggest shareholder in the company. Tencent is one of the biggest names in the online gaming industry. On Friday, Tencent bought the shares from KGJ Capital AS with a 21.8 percent premium at … Read more