Month: March 2023
The Daniels are directing an episode of Disney Plus’ next Star Wars show
Disney and Lucasfilm have been tight-lipped about what exactly Jon Watts’ upcoming Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, which stars Jude Law, is about, but we now know at least two of the directors who will be helming the series. In his post, Kwan assured fans any rumors of them “getting sucked…
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Salesforce and McLaren team up to power the future of F1 fan engagement
Salesforce has announced a new parnership with McLaren Racing that will see the CRM giant increase its presence in Formula 1 even further. The McLaren Formula 1 team will now be using the Salesforce 360 platform to boost its connection with fans around the world, as well as opening up…
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Google Bard AI hands-on: A work in progress with plenty of caveats
Google has made Bard more widely available to users in the US and the UK today, and I have been spending some time with the company’s chatbot to see how its generative AI compares to ChatGPT and Bing AI. Like we saw in the screenshots Google provided with today’s announcement,…
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NordPass password manager launches its own 2FA authenticator
Popular password manager NordPass is now offering an authenticator within its mobile app to allow for two-factor authentication (2FA) without any third party services required. Available to users with NordPass business accounts, the tool will use its patented technology to integrate its authenticator within its mobile app, so you can…
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The best immersion blenders you can buy in 2023
Back in the 80s and 90s, immersion blenders were often restricted to high-end restaurants and the kitchens of nerdy home cooks. But thanks to improvements in tech, these types of blenders (also known as hand or stick blenders) have become powerful and affordable general-purpose cooking gadgets – especially for people…
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Nvidia’s RTX 4000 SFF fixes my biggest issue with its GPUs – but there’s a catch
Nvidia has announced a new graphics card at its GTC 2023 event, the Nvidia RTX 4000 Small Form Factor (SFF) Ada Generation, and it could fix one of my biggest issues with Team Green’s latest GPUs – their size. As the name suggests, as a Small Form Factor graphics card,…
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