In another Twitter teaser for next week’s Game Developers Conference, Google talks about their “vision for the future of gaming.” Rumors are already out they’ll announce their own game-streaming service while a patent earlier this week unveiled a smart controller.

Google’s Gmail and Drive are both down for many users all over the world and they’ve taken to Twitter to complain. The tech giant describes the outages as a “service disruption” and they are currently investigating.

Originally offering an audio version of the image, the app now lets users touch to explore. They can tap around an image to hear a description including spatial details. Tech lead Saqib Shaikh says “This new feature enables users to tap their finger to an image on a touch-screen to hear a description of objects within an image and the spatial relationship between them. The app can even describe the physical appearance of people and predict their mood.”

In an attempt to entice listeners even more, Spotify Premium subscribers now get free Hulu as part of their plan. For only $9.99 per month, users will be able to watch ad-supported content on Hulu.

The World Wide Web was invented 30 years ago today by Sir Tim Berners-Lee. Connecting people previously worlds apart, it was originally designed as a method for scientists to relay data back and forth.

After hinting at a 2019 arrival for camera, battery, and storage modules, they’ve gone missing from the RED Hydrogen One website. The founder claims they’re “currently in the middle of radically changing the Hydrogen program.”