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Facebook rebrands its parent company logo Facebook is Facebook, but it is also a parent company that owns WhatsApp and Instagram. Despite the negative press over the past few years, Facebook wants to remind you that it owns those apps, which underpins the reason it has revealed a new parent company logo and branding. The logo is a very 2019 plain uppercase typeface that (in the below GIF) transitions from blue (Facebook) to green (WhatsApp) to pink (Instagram) to show you just how much of your data one company owns....

Free Nintendo Switch or 43in Toshiba TV with Samsung Galaxy A70 or A80 Last month, Mobiles.co.uk startedbundling Nintendo Switch Lite consoleswith Samsung Galaxy A40, A10 or A20e phones. EE just took it further and is now offering customers a choice between thefull-fat Nintendo Switch or a 43in Toshiba TV with purchases of Galaxy A40, A70 or A80 phones. All qualifying plans include 10GB of data and have no upfront costs, and plans start at £31 per month for the budget Galaxy A40 (64GB)....

How to Use Snapchat: A Beginner’s Guide Despite Snapchat’s rapid rise into the social media mainstream, it’s always been a little unintuitive. The social network occasionally updates the layout to make things simpler to use, but for those of us already confused by the app, it simply heightens the learning curve. But fear not: we’re here to walk you through the basics of how to use Snapchat. Setting up Snapchat Snapchat is a free download fromGoogle Playor theApp Store....

Pixel 4 November update includes improvements to display and camera Google has started pushing its regular monthly security patch to its Pixel phones, and this November update includes some improvements to the new Pixel 4’s screen and camera. Reviews of the Pixel 4 and 4 XL surfaced the news that the smooth 90Hz display only kicks in when the screen is at higher brightness, while the camera set up was praised as one of the finest on a smartphone ever....

Planet Zoo review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The level of detail that Planet Zoo offers is extremely impressive. The different gameplay modes allow players to experience the simulation in their own preferred way, whilst the research behind the animals and zoo life make this game pretty educational. The build mode proved a little bit annoying, but that doesn’t spoil what is a solid simulation title for animal lovers all around....