Google’s long-talked-about Pixel Watch is finally official, and it’s coming this fall alongside the new Pixel 7 series Phone(s. The company unveiled the Pixel Watch during the I/O developer keynote on May 11, giving us our first official look at the watch that someone went to the restaurant earlier this year. The Pixel Watch arrives … [Read more…]
The reports were true: Capcom is, indeed, redoing Resident Evil 4. The company revealed the project during the June 2022 State of Play presentation, showing off a two-minute trailer full of familiar faces. While there are still plenty of details that Capcom is keeping close to chest, we do know quite a bit about the … [Read more…]
Another weekend, another roundup of the web’s best tech deals from the Dealmaster. Our latest collection of discounts includes a $15 discount for Nintendo’s Switch Pro Controller, bring it down to $55 at Amazon. While it’s not the lowest all-time price we’ve tracked, it’s the best we’ve seen this calendar year. The controller itself remains … [Read more…]
Getty Images Hell has no fury like a American airlines pilot who wishes to fly for another airline. That seems to be the troubling conclusion as American pilots continue to beat their own direction. In public. Yes, even on social media. The pilots’ union, the Allied Pilots Association, has consistently adorned Twitter and YouTube with … [Read more…]
Apples (AAPL) WWDC’s Developer Conference, arguably its biggest event of the year, kicks off next Monday and is expected to bring a host of changes to the software that powers each of the tech giant’s devices. We’re talking updates to iOS, iPadOS, Apple’s watchOS, and possibly the debut of the company’s long-running reality operating system … [Read more…]
By Yacob Reyes, PolitiFact Reporter Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., said strict gun regulations won’t prevent crimes like the May 24 shooting in Uvalde, Texas. “Not a single one of these mass shootings was purchased at a gun show or on the internet,” Rubio said May 25. “If people want to do it, we can have … [Read more…]
I like my iPhone 13 Pro a lot, but it helped me to realize why i love android. The number of issues I’ve had when switching to an iPhone has really made me realize, and there have been several issues with iOS over the years, some of which are downright absurd. While Apple prides itself … [Read more…]
ivan_kislitsin/Shutterstock.com Are you really anonymous on the internet? Despite your best efforts, the ubiquitous artificial intelligence and surveillance systems around you could reveal your identity and activities to anyone with access to this “anonymized” data in a practice known as “de-anonymization.” Your data is valuable Most of the services you enjoy but don’t pay for … [Read more…]
mturhanlar | Getty Images Researchers warned last weekend that a flaw in Microsoft’s Support Diagnostic Tool could be exploited using malicious Word documents to take control of target devices remotely. Microsoft published guidance Monday, including temporary defensive measures. On Tuesday, the United States Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency had warned that “a remote, unauthenticated attacker … [Read more…]
COMPUTING Photon manipulation for microseconds surpasses 9,000 years on a supercomputerJohn Timmer | Ars-Technica“With a few tweaks to the design described a year ago, [quantum computing startup] Xanadu is now able to sometimes perform operations with more than 200 qubits. And he showed that simulating the behavior of just one of these operations on a … [Read more…]