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Sony will be streaming the showcase live across its YouTube and Twitch channels, starting at 1PM PST. While Sony hasn’t confirmed what’s being announced, there are plenty of theories and hopes from fans. What Sony has confirmed is that the showcase will focus on upcoming PlayStation 5 titles. Other than that things were left pretty wide open. You can certainly make your own assumptions about what Sony will announce. But that could lead to feeling let down if what you were hoping for isn’t included in the show....

This offer started Monday and will continue until the end of 2021. Users can find this promo within the Google Pay app. It is effectively a BOGO (buy one, get one) promotions which are commonplace ahead of Thanksgiving and Black Friday. In order to be eligible for this new promotion, your first ticket must be bought from Regal Cinemas using a code from the Google Pay app. The tickets can be purchased at either the Regal Cinemas website, the theater box office, or the self-service kiosk....

Fitbit owners can also get detailed information on exercise zones via Assistant Fitbit owners can also get detailed information on exercise zones via Assistant Thanks to this new update, users can now ask Assistant about the number of steps they’ve taken, their resting heart rate, overall calories burned, and so on. Fitbit owners will also find detailed info on Exercise zones, including peak, fat burn, and cardio minutes. 9to5Google reports that the feature is available on Google Assistant for mobile (Android/iOS) and the Nest Hub....

We might get Lens on the Desktop version of Chrome We might get Lens on the Desktop version of Chrome Google Lens has been a useful tool ever since Google first introduced it back in 2017. This powerful AI camera taps into the Google Assistant and scans what it’s pointed at. It’s able to give you results on what it scans, translations, and other useful information. Google has gone so far as to implement it into different services like Search and its camera app....

According to a Bloomberg report, YouTube is looking to hire an executive who would oversee its podcasting business. The executive will be responsible for organizing and managing the millions of existing podcasts on YouTube, a company spokesperson has reportedly confirmed. YouTube might gain some podcast-specific features in the future YouTube might gain some podcast-specific features in the future Google’s mobile apps division is responsible for improving the user experience of the YouTube app and website....