BioWare has announced that it will be dropping all single-player support for Mass Effect: Andromeda. However, the multiplayer mode will continue to be updated with content, including new missions.

Facebook has announced that it will restrict the spread of clickbait videos showing up on the News Feed. These include videos featuring a fake play button and static images displaying as videos.

The Cyberspace Administration of China has cracked down on major VPN vendors, instructing them to carry out a complete cleanup of harmful information and "submit a rectification report by a deadline".

Rememory, an upcoming sci-fi mystery movie, will be available for free on Google Play Movies & TV in select countries from August 24 till the title's theatrical release on September 8.

Disney will pull its movies from Netflix, effectively ending its streaming deal with the service in 2019. Instead, it will launch its own streaming services for movies and TV shows, starting in 2018.

YouTube has globally released an in-app messaging and video sharing feature, currently only available for Android and iOS users. Videos can now be shared with multiple contacts within the app.

First real-life pictures of Samsung's Galaxy Note8 have been leaked, conforming to the previously released renders. These images feature the S Pen as well, similar to the one accompanying the Note7.

Apple's HomePod firmware has yet again revealed some new information, this time regarding a possible Apple TV refresh rumored to include high dynamic range support for both Dolby Vision and HDR10.

Facebook has begun testing its Snapchat Stories-based model for the desktop. After bringing the feature to mobile device a few months ago, it seems Facebook is interested in expanding its usage.

Further details have been revealed regarding Apple's rumored facial recognition system for the iPhone 8. Apple's HomePod firmware hints that this new mechanism will most likely work with Apple Pay.

Google has described the ways in which it has been upgrading the Play Store to improve the user experience. This includes tweaks to search algorithms and an overview of the Google Play Console.

Recent reports from numerous research firms show that Huawei may soon overtake Apple in smartphone sales, catching up to the vendor's marketshare as well, while Samsung remains the front-runner.

Nextbit has ended customer support for Robin, its sole smartphone. However, software updates will continue for six more months, and users can still refer to Nextbit's online self-help.