Ars Technica
Google denies reports that its discontinuing Fitbit products
Google denies reports of discontinuing Fitbit smartwatches, clarifying plans to continue Fitbit Sense and Versa lines. TechRadar’s concerns about Fitbit’s future stem from Google’s focus on Pixel Watch and incorporating Fitbit features. Despite fears, Google emphasizes commitment to Fitbit technology and innovation. Fitbit’s longevity remains uncertain amid Google’s integration and changes to features.
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IGN
Nintendo Announces Nintendo Museum Direct Livestream, Tells Fans Not to Expect Switch 2 News
Nintendo announced a Direct for its upcoming museum in Japan, set to open in 2024. The livestream will offer a tour but no game announcements or Switch successor details. Anticipation for the Switch 2 is high, with rumors suggesting new features. The museum will feature Nintendo memorabilia. Nintendo president confirmed Switch 2 will use the same account system. No game announcements are expected during the presentation.
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Channel E2E
Microsoft Entra ID Vulnerability Allows User Spoofing
Microsoft Entra ID, formerly Azure Active Directory, faces a security flaw allowing unauthorized access and user impersonation. Threat actors with local admin privileges could exploit the vulnerability. While Microsoft downplays the severity, experts warn of potential risks, including lateral movement within organizations.
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Siliconera
Silent Hill 2 Remake Trailer Features Maria, Mary, and James
A new story trailer for the Silent Hill 2 remake showcases familiar characters and scenes from the original game, faithfully recreated with some design changes and new voice acting. The trailer features locations like Silent Hill streets and Rosewater Park, along with a new version of the song “Promise” by Akira Yamaoka. The remake, developed by Bloober Team, is set to release on October 8, 2024 for PC and PS5.
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CGMagazine
Nintendo Direct Livestream Today Shows Off Museum Tour
Nintendo announced a Nintendo Direct livestream showcasing its new museum opening in Japan in 2024. The 10-minute tour of the Nintendo Museum will not mention the Switch 2. The museum, dedicated to Nintendo’s history, is set to open in Kyoto this fall. Nintendo President confirmed the Switch 2 won’t be released until April 2025 at the earliest. Another Nintendo Direct is expected in September to highlight upcoming games.
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Nintendo Everything
Romancing SaGa Minstrel Song Remastered getting physical release on Switch in the west
Red Art Games plans to release Romancing SaGa: Minstrel Song Remastered in the west in early 2025. The game will have new language support and limited edition physical copies with exclusive items. The digital version is already available on Switch.
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Nikkei Asia
Black Myth Wukong hits PS5s and PCs in Chinese industry ‘milestone’
China’s video game industry anticipates a boost with the global release of Black Myth: Wukong. Developed by Game Science, the single-player RPG is seen as a milestone for Chinese games.
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9to5Mac
iOS 17.6.2 coming soon for iPhone users
iOS 17.6.2 update with bug fixes and security patches is expected for non-beta users, while iOS 18 will bring new features like customizable app icons and emoji reactions. Apple Intelligence features will come in iOS 18.1.
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Biometric Update
Microsoft Entra ID authentication security flaw threatens hybrid environments
A critical vulnerability in Microsoft’s Entra ID exposes hybrid cloud environments to attacks, allowing bypass of authentication mechanisms in Pass-Through Authentication systems. Exploiting PTA agents’ handling of authentication requests across domains, attackers can gain unauthorized access. Microsoft downplays severity but promises a fix. Recommendations include treating PTA servers as Tier-0 components and implementing domain-aware routing for mitigation.
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Mashable
Apple Podcasts are now available on the web
Apple launched Apple Podcasts on the web, now available on major browsers in over 170 countries. Users can access top charts, browse podcasts, and manage their Library. The web app mirrors the desktop experience and is accessible on any device or operating system. Apple has been expanding its web versions of apps, following the launch of Apple Maps in July.