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The first day of April, also known under the name of April Fools, is a time when fake and crazy news stories are published as being true, only to be revealed as false by the end of the day; but there is one problem. It's possible that some pieces of news are crazy, but true, and people might have a hard time believing them.
Softpedia didn't publish any fake news yesterday. It wasn't because we didn't want to, but some of the real news that we did publish were crazy enough so people might have had a hard time believing them. It was actually a lot of fun to see people trying to find out if a particular piece of news was fake, when in fact it was true. And to top it all off, yesterday was actually a normal news day.
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