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Amazon Echo owners can now make free phone calls in US, Mexico and Canada
Publié: octobre 1, 2017, 1:21pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Amazon has been gradually expanding its range of Echo devices, and it has been possible to make free calls between Alexa-enabled devices for a few months -- now Amazon is extending the free calling capability even further. Owners of any Amazon Echo device -- not just the latest batch -- can now make free calls to phones in the US, Mexico and Canada. No extra hardware or software is needed to take advantage of free calling. See also: Google pulls YouTube from Amazon Echo Show for ToS violations Amazon unveils $99 next generation Echo, making Apple HomePod dead on arrival… [Continue Reading] -
Nintendo bans YouTubers from live streaming games through Nintendo Creators Program
Publié: octobre 1, 2017, 12:33pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Nintendo has updated the terms of the Nintendo Creators Program so that members are no longer permitted to live stream games on YouTube. The program has been running since 2015, giving gamers the chance to earn a little ad revenue from videos featuring Nintendo games. The change does not mean that gamers are not able to feature Nintendo games in their YouTube videos, but live streaming of game walkthroughs or other streams of gameplay are not allowed any more. This is a move that sees Nintendo returning to its characteristically defensive nature when it comes to its copyrighted material, and… [Continue Reading]