Month: May 2022
WordPress reveals its most affordable website builder option yet
Audio player loading… Building your dream website could soon be easier than ever thanks to a new update from WordPress. The website builder has launched a stripped-back platform that costs just $5 per month, offering WordPress managed hosting and unlimited site traffic for what it calls “a revolutionary price”. WordPress…
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LG’s Star Wars-themed OLED evo C2 TV has a special nod to the franchise
Audio player loading… LG is joining the dark side. The display manufacturer partnered up with LucasFilm to introduce a limited-edition, Star Wars-themed 65-inch OLED evo C2 TV – and just in time for the 45th anniversary of the original release of Star Wars: A New Hope. The entire package features…
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Instagram is having some problems today
If you’re having trouble accessing Instagram right now, you are not the only one. Reports across the internet (Downdetector, Reddit) note issues with Meta’s more-than-just-pictures app, with many people seeing screens saying they’re not logged in, blank image posts, “Welcome to Instagram” messages like they have a brand new account,…
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A Steam Deck software update is turning fan noise way down
Valve’s latest SteamOS update is a big one for Steam Deck fans — and I am literally talking about the fan in the handheld gaming PC. One frequent complaint about the Steam Deck is its at-times loud and high-pitched fan whine even while playing lightweight games. Some, including my colleague…
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Elon Musk Employee Says Boss Is A Great Guy
SpaceX and Shotwell didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment. Shotwell’s remarks came in response to a bombshell report from Insider last week, which said that Musk had exposed himself to a flight attendant in 2016 and offered to buy the woman a horse in exchange for an “erotic massage.”…
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It’s hard to believe Google Drive’s just now getting copy / paste shortcuts
Google has announced that it’s adding the ability to use keyboard shortcuts to cut, copy, and paste files in Drive, as long as you’re using Chrome. The feature will use th— okay, hold on just a minute here. Are you really trying to tell me that we couldn’t already do…
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