From Thermaltake Press Release: Thermaltake welcomes the new member to the S series, the S100 Tempered Glass Micro Chassis which comes in both black and white versions. As a more compact chassis of this series, the S100 TG is a perfect fit for those who like the same sleek, elegant look, with a smaller size to suit their spacing. The same metallic surface and the high-quality magnetic hinged door 4mm tempered glass side panel gives the users the consistent quality of this series.

From The Verge: Nintendo is disabling the ability to log into a Nintendo Account through a Nintendo Network ID (NNID), after 160,000 accounts have been affected by hacking attempts. Nintendo says login IDs and passwords “obtained illegally by some means other than our service,” have been used since the beginning of April to gain access to the accounts.

From PC Mag: Telegram is this week celebrating reaching 400 million monthly users, while at the same time promising a new feature arriving in 2020 that's sure to push the service's popularity even higher.

From CNET: Now, it's Facebook official. The social network said a federal court on Thursday officially approved a settlement Facebook reached with the US Federal Trade Commission last July following a lengthy investigation into the company's privacy mishaps.

From ASUS Press Release: ASUS today announced that it has partnered with Portrait Displays to bring Calman color calibration and accuracy to ASUS ProArt Displays.

From The Verge: Zoom has hit the headlines recently for a growing number of security and privacy concerns, but that doesn’t seem to have stopped people from flocking to the video conferencing app. Zoom has now revealed that it has surpassed 300 million daily Zoom meeting participants. That’s up 50 percent from the 200 million the company reported earlier this month, and a huge jump from the 10 million back in December.

From PC Mag: Back in February, we heard the first report of Apple planning to launch a Mac powered by an ARM processor in 2021, then last month how several ARM Macs were planned, but now more details are starting to emerge regarding multiple Mac ARM chips in development.

From CNET: Apple and Samsung surprised a lot of people last year when they brought an iTunes app to Samsung TVs. After upgrading that iTunes app to become Apple's TV app last fall, the budding ecosystem of Apple apps is gaining another member Thursday when the iPhone maker brings its Apple Music app to Samsung's television platform.

From PC Mag: The struggle is real for smart speaker owners, who know all too well the frustration of accidentally awakening their digital assistant. Rest assured: Google is working on a fix, according to The Verge, which tipped customized voice detection sensitivity for Google Assistant devices.