Tech News Today 1523

Facebook's ads to reach further outside their users. Google's iOS app gets an update with faster load times, the Burr-Feinstein legislation starts to lose support, and Twitter users get their spelling checked by Scripps. Also, Sam Machkovech from arstechnica.com describes his experience with Overwatch and a Virtual Reality Pool hall.

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Links

• Google should be seriously afraid of Facebook’s latest ad plans
• Existing Phones Unlikely to Qualify as ‘Daydream Ready’, Says Google, VR Fans Should Wait to Upgrade
• Daydream VR Phone
• Google app on iOS gets faster load times, AMP articles in search, keyboard shortcuts, more
• Google is making the same mistake now that Microsoft did in the 90s
• Push for encryption law falters despite Apple case spotlight
• The Spelling Bee's Twitter account spell-checked someone out of existence
• Who's behind the Scripps spelling bee Twitter account? Former champs
• Overwatch impressions
• Developer: We’re working on an Xbox One VR game for 2017
• VR Pool
• Researchers say using your smartphone excessively gives you faux-ADHD