Month: September 2022
Skullcandy is ready to go after your gaming ears – again
Audio player loading… Skullcandy is coming back to the world of gaming with three new headsets: the SLYR, SLYR Pro, and the PLYR headphones; all of which are aimed at varying levels of gamers. It’s been about 10 years since Skullcandy launched its last gaming headset, the PLYR 2 (opens…
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This devious malware is pretending to be gaming cheats, so watch out
Audio player loading… Cybercriminals are trying to distribute new information-stealing malware (opens in new tab) by presenting it as gaming cheats and hacks. According to cybersecurity researchers from Cluster25, the malware, dubbed “Erbium”, is a malware-as-a-service, meaning whoever pays the monthly fee, gets to use all of its features. Right…
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Robinhood’s Web3 wallet beta is live
Robinhood has launched the beta for its “Web3 wallet” for 10,000 iOS users who signed up for the waitlist. The company teased this product earlier this year after making an earlier crypto wallet more broadly available. Unlike its existing cryptocurrency wallet, the Web3 wallet isn’t just for storing cryptocurrencies that…
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Stage Manager isn’t just for M1 iPads anymore
Won’t anyone think of the billionaires? Forbes reports that rising inflation and falling stock prices have collectively cost members of the Forbes 400 US rich list $500 billion in 2022 with tech tycoons suffering the biggest losses. Jeff Bezos (worth $151 billion) lost $50 billion, Google’s Larry Page and Sergey…
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Microsoft chief warns more deepfake threats could be coming soon
Audio player loading… When it comes to deepfakes, what we’ve seen so far is just the tip of the iceberg. In the near future, we won’t be certain if the person we’re speaking to on a video call is real, or an impostor, and crooks won’t have trouble creating an…
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Intel and Samsung are getting ready for ‘slidable’ PCs
Won’t anyone think of the billionaires? Forbes reports that rising inflation and falling stock prices have collectively cost members of the Forbes 400 US rich list $500 billion in 2022 with tech tycoons suffering the biggest losses. Jeff Bezos (worth $151 billion) lost $50 billion, Google’s Larry Page and Sergey…
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