Month: March 2021
OtterBox’s Mobile Gaming Clip is clever but clumsy
OtterBox, the company best known for its ruggedized cases, has developed a $30 clip that can attach your phone to an Xbox controller for playing games. Called the Mobile Gaming Clip, it’s part of a growing trend of accessories for playing cloud-based console games right on your phone. What makes…
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India tells court to block WhatsApp’s policy update, says new change violates laws
As WhatsApp spends months to address users’ concerns and confusion about its planned policy update, there is evidently one entity it hasn’t had much luck making inroads with: The Government of India. The Indian government alleged on Friday that WhatsApp’s planned privacy update, which goes into effect in two months,…
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Super Nintendo World is sensory overload
After years of development and delays, Super Nintendo World finally opened this week at Universal Studios Japan (USJ) in Osaka. The themed area of the park is Nintendo’s biggest swing yet to leverage its most iconic characters beyond its traditional home of video game consoles. The idea sounds strong on…
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Microsoft Teams files keep going missing, but no one knows why Cloud
The recent Azure Active Directory (AAD) outage has had a strange side-effect; it’s being blamed for randomly deleting files from Microsoft SharePoint and Microsoft Teams. A misconfiguration in AAD caused major headaches for users of various Microsoft’s collaboration platforms such as SharePoint, Teams, Office 365, XBox Live, and others. Microsoft…
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Gazelle’s New Ebike Is One of the Best Rides I’ve Ever Tried
The company’s step-through electric bike has wide tires, a Bosch motor, and a variable shifter to take you anywhere without hassle. Source
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The majority of data backups fail, leaving businesses in the lurch cloud
Inadequate data protection has emerged as one of the biggest challenges for organizations as they move to a digital-first workplace, according to a new survey. Conducted by backup specialists Veeam, the survey covers over 3000 IT decision makers of large companies with more than 1000 employees, across 28 countries. One…
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