Tech News Today 1605

Megan Morrone and Jason Howell discuss how Facebook's video metrics have been inaccurate for two years, and advertisers aren't happy. Samsung says almost everyone is trading their faulty Note 7 devices for replacements. Apple is hard at work on its home appliance with Siri, and it might have facial recognition for identification. Google and Salesforce are two possible suitors kicking the tires at Twitter. Finally, Rez Infinite for PlayStation VR almost made Sam Machkovech from Ars Technica weep, it's that good!

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Links

• Facebook Overestimated Key Video Metric for Two Years
• Why 90% of customers still want their Note7
• iHeartRadio will launch two paid, on-demand music services
• iOS update
• Apple Stepping Up Plans for Amazon Echo-Style Smart-Home Device
• Rez Infinite’s new content is so good, it made me cry
• Battle.net’s name is changing—just in time for its 20th anniversary
• Street Fighter V will roll back request for kernel access on Windows [Updated]
• twitter buyers
• Twitter may soon get formal bid, suitors said to include Salesforce and Google
• Who will buy Twitter? We ranked all the possible buyers.
• Sources: Google In Talks To Acquire Twitter (Updated)
• Exclusive: Google will introduce Google Wifi, a $129 home Wi-Fi router, on October 4th