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Manchester City and Xylem are marking World Water Day with the launch of Rainmakers, a new YouTube series that highlights how the two organisations and Love.Fútbol worked together to deliver a rainwater‑capturing football pitch in Teotihuacan, a community with nearly 60,000 residents. Designed to capture, store and reuse rainwater in an underserved community, the pitch provides a vital new water resource for residents, while offering a safe and inclusive place to play. Central to the system is a Xylem S1-200 water pump, which is powered by solar and capable of pumping more than 27,000 litres of water a day. The project demonstrates how the partnership is delivering practical, community‑focused water solutions far beyond Manchester. EVERY DROP COUNTS: LEARN MORE ABOUT XYLEM “The Rainmakers project is a compelling example of how our partnership with Manchester City translates purpose into action,” said Javier Martin, Head of Brand & Partnerships at Xylem. “It is about creating tangible, lasting impact - capturing and reusing rainwater in a way that benefits communities and contributes to a more water-secure future. “Alongside this, the work at the City Football Academy demonstrates what smart water management can look like in elite sport, and what can be achieved when

Published Mar 20, 2026, 7:00 AM EDT Jon has been an author at Android Police since 2021. He primarily writes features and editorials covering the latest Android news, but occasionally reviews hardware and Android apps. His favorite Android device was the Pixel 2 XL, and he regards the three months when he owned an iPhone as a time of the utmost shame. Jon graduated with a History degree in 2018, but quickly realized his writing skills were better put to use writing about tech rather than essays. He started writing and editing for startups shortly after graduating, where he did everything from writing website copy to managing and editing for a group of writers. When he's not sitting at his computer, you can find him working at Warhammer World, reading sci-fi, or turning his speakers up to 11. Choosing a music streaming app is a difficult choice. Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Music, Tidal, Amazon Music. There's plenty of choice when it comes to platforms. Most tracks are available on all platforms, so availability isn't an issue. Indeed, when I switched from Spotify to Tidal , I only lost 10 out of the 3,209 tracks saved in my Spotify library. Instead of

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YouTube to host Fifa and broadcaster content Up to ten minutes of all matches can be live streamed TikTok signed similar deal in January Fifa and YouTube have signed a ‘preferred platform’ agreement for the upcoming 2026 Fifa World Cup in North America. The deal permits Fifa’s broadcast partners to post extended highlights, behind-the-scenes footage and other content to the Google-owned video sharing platform. For the first time, broadcasters will also be able to live stream the first ten minutes of each game and will be allowed to stream selected matches in their entirety. Fifa will also expand its first-party presence on YouTube, adding archive content such as full-length past matches and iconic clips from past tournaments. Selected content creators will also gain access to the archive, promoting the World Cup and expanding its audience. “By spotlighting Fifa’s premium content and unlocking new opportunities for media partners and creators, this agreement will engage global fans in ways never seen before,” said Mattias Grafström, Fifa secretary general. “As the world’s attention turns to the action in Canada, Mexico and the United States, this collaboration with YouTube reinforces our ambition to maximise the tournament’s impact across the ever-evolving media landscape, offering fans

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