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Currently, if you want to play games through the Stadia mobile app, you can either use the integrated touch controls (which also seem to be getting some improvements), or a connected wireless or wired controller. Both of these are great options. However, motion controls would be an intuitive way to play certain games. Obviously, this probably wouldn’t be perfect for every game. We wouldn’t suggest playing DOOM Eternal with motion controls for instance....

CNBC reported it this morning, and a SEC filing confirmed it just a little while later. The company said in the filing, “as negotiations progress we have increased our focus on the possibility of spinning our studio business, creating a number of financial and strategic benefits. In that regard, we are continuing productive negotiations with prospective strategic and financial partners on both sides of our business.” Lionsgate was planning to auction off a 20% stake in the spun-off STARZ....

These were some of the most hard-working minds in the company—partners, directors, managers and team specialists—from operations to HR to creative. Passionate about their craft and desire to impact in the world, they also struggled with some semblance of “work-life balance.” They were eager to learn how to transform their high levels of stress into wellbeing. As I watched the blood samples dry and packaged them to ship to the Social Genomics Core Lab at UCLA, I was overcome with a nervous excitement....

Of course, this is not a new program by T-Mobile, and it has been in the beta phase for almost a year. The program is called App Insights and allows prospective clients to “leverage app insights.” The company says it is the “strongest indicator of consumer intent.” Through the program, third-party advertisers can now buy T-Mobile customers’ app usage data and use it for advertising purposes. While you might think the company should do this privately, it’s officially announcing it on its website, saying, “Apps speak louder than words....

According to The T-Mo Report, which has got hold of some internal T-Mobile documents, the company has noticed “unauthorized activity” on a “small number” of customer accounts earlier this month. The documents reveal that some customers had their customer proprietary network information (CPNI) accessed and presumably stolen in this leak. This could include the billing account name, phone number, number of lines on the account, T-Mobile account number, and rate plan details....