Microsoft’s Edge extensions store hosted illicit copies of Sonic

 Microsoft’s Edge extensions store was hosting likely illegal copies of variety of iconic games, including Mario Kart 64, Super Mario Bros., Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Pac-Man, Tetris, Cut The Rope, and even Microsoft’s own blockbuster Minecraft. The developers listed on the titles weren’t Microsoft, Nintendo, or the other recognizable game developer, meaning that they almost certainly aren’t official copies of the games.


In the hours since we published this story, about one game we found has been removed. We had also seen another Sonic game, another Mario game, a few of Pac-Man games, and a spread of copies of 2048, Flappy Bird, Fruit Ninja, Temple Run, but they aren’t available anymore. All that is still is what appears to be a replica of Google Chrome’s dinosaur game.


Sonos FCC filing hints it’s coming for the UE Boom and other small Bluetooth speakers

Sonos is preparing for the discharge of a replacement product that, consistent with FCC documentation, is probably going to be the company’s second portable speaker with a chargeable battery. The unannounced device, listed at the FCC as model number S27, is shown in testing diagrams to possess a wireless charging dock and offer both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) wireless technology.


The mandatory FCC label reveals that this new product uses less power than existing Sonos speakers just like the Sonos Move, lending more credence to a smaller overall size. The circular label design, and therefore the incontrovertible fact that Sonos says the label is visible on rock bottom surface of the merchandise hints that this Sonos speaker could feature a cylindrical design almost like Bluetooth speaker mainstays just like the UE Boom.

Microsoft’s Edge extensions store hosted illicit copies of Sonic

 Microsoft’s Edge extensions store was hosting likely illegal copies of variety of iconic games, including Mario Kart 64, Super Mario Bros.,...