Month: March 2022
One of the most annoying Microsoft 365 flaws could finally be fixed
Audio player loading… Microsoft 365 may finally have sorted out one of the most irritating aspects of using its web apps. Previously, users looking to work across different Microsoft 365 accounts, whether work or personal, had to sign out and then sign back in when they wanted to switch. Now,…
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The Verge’s favorite non-tech gadgets
Let’s admit it — most, if not all, of the people who work here at The Verge are gadget enthusiasts. But while most of those gadgets come under the heading of tech — headphones, smartphones, laptops, speakers, and all the other electronic gear that we love to play with —…
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The Consequences of Freezing Out Russia’s Banks
This week, we discuss how the economic fallout from the invasion of Ukraine is affecting consumer goods sales, mobile payments, crypto, and the gig economy. Source
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iFixit teardown shows how Samsung packed an S Pen into the S22 Ultra
The release of Samsung’s latest flagship smartphone means we’ve got another excellent iFixit teardown to enjoy, which offers a great look at the insides of the Galaxy S22 and S22 Ultra. The teardown gives us a look at how Samsung has gone about integrating its S Pen stylus into the…
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ICANN rejects call to remove Russian domains from the Internet
Audio player loading… The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has declined Ukraine’s plea to cut Russia off from the global internet. Following the invasion by Russian forces, Ukraine’s representative at ICANN had asked for top-level domains and their associated Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates, to be revoked and web…
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The Morning After: Nintendo’s Switch turns five
Nintendo’s return to form, after the miss that was the Wii U, has been impressive. The Switch, equal parts home console and handheld, has been a huge hit for the company and recently surpassed the Wii to become Nintendo’s best-selling console. The hardware — underpowered in specs compared to the…
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