Month: December 2021
Zoom could owe you a pay-out after court ruling over privacy breaches
Zoom has settled a class-action lawsuit that alleged the company was in breach of privacy laws and put its users’ data at risk. As a result, it now needs to pay a small sum to all customers that can prove they were affected. The lawsuit alleged that the video conferencing…
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The Morning After: Tesla begins selling Cyberquads for kids
Tesla is selling a scaled down kiddie version of its Cyberquad ATV for the scions of EV owners around the world. For the uninitiated, when Tesla announced its beefy, alien-looking Cybertruck, it also promised a similar-looking ATV would debut alongside. While both the truck and ATV remain in the works,…
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Microsoft backtracks on Windows 11’s controversial default browser changes
Microsoft is backtracking on changes it made to Windows 11 that made it more difficult to switch default browsers. A new test build of Windows 11 now allows users of Chrome, Firefox, and other browsers to set a default browser with a single button, which is a far simpler process.…
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18 Gifts for People Who Just Need a Good Night’s Sleep
Sweet dreams are made of these, from special lamps to noise machines. Source
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Nvidia has requested President Biden’s help to get more RTX 3060s and RTX 3080s to the US
Nvidia has teamed up with HP and Zotac to request that the Biden administration exempt graphics cards from the current Trump-era US tariffs on imported Chinese tech. As reported by PCMag, all three companies submitted the request to the US Trade Representative (USTR), citing a distinct lack of GPU manufacturing…
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Nvidia’s rolling out RTX 3080 membership for GeForce Now to more people
Nvidia has announced that those who have pre-ordered the new RTX 3080 top-tier service for GeForce Now in Europe are getting their memberships activated. This is happening on the first-come first-served basis, so those who got in straight away will be going live now, or very soon. As you may…
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