Month: October 2020
World of Warcraft Shadowlands delayed until later this year World of Warcraft: Shadowlands
John Hight, Executive Producer of Blizzard’s World of Warcraft, announced in a blog post Thursday that World of Warcraft: Shadowlands was being delayed until some time later this year. “I wanted to let you know that we’re delaying the release of Shadowlands to later this year—and while we’re still in…
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Google’s Stadia Controller now supports USB-C headsets and headphones
Google’s Stadia controller now has support for USB-C audio devices when playing on a Chromecast or via a web browser. That gives you an easy way to add headphones and a microphone, since you can simply plug in a set of wired USB-C earbuds like the Google’s Pixel USB-C earbuds,…
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Data traveling through space could become priority target for cybercriminals null
As we’ve entered a new era of space exploration where commercial companies such as Elon Musk’s Space X and Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin, along with smaller companies, have begun to launch satellites into orbit, a new report from the cybersecurity company McAfee warns that space may be the next frontier…
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Amazon reveals 19,816 employees had COVID-19
One day after a report by NBC News dug into Amazon’s lack of transparency around COVID-19 outbreaks in its facilities, the company has released data on how many employees tested or were presumed positive. This kind of information has largely not been… Source
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Verizon’s LTE-based home internet is now in 48 US states, and it could be your last resort
Verizon’s 4G LTE-based home broadband service targeting rural communities is now available in 48 states, and it might be worth a look if it’s available in your area. The service, called “LTE Home Internet,” offers unlimited data, no data usage caps, and typical download speeds of 25Mbps with peak speeds…
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Conservative activist Jacob Wohl charged with running election robocall scheme
Jacob Wohl, a conservative activist known for his largely bumbling attempts to stage political scandals, has been charged with running a robocalling scheme to spread false election information. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel filed four felony charges today against Wohl and his partner Jack Burkman. They’re accused of targeting Detroit…
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