Month: April 2023
Google Chrome is giving more of its extensions another lease of life
Several years have passed since Google first announced plans to retire its Manifest V2 browser API, and after having made several empty promises and revisions, spent much of 2022 in and out of readiness for its successor, Manifest V3. However, the company has now delayed the transition from Manifest V2…
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Sonos Era 300 Review: Stunning Spatial, Superior Sound
Yes, it has looks only a mother could love—but shut your eyes and wait till you hear how mind-blowingly good this new speaker is. Source
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Sony’s next pair of budget earbuds will cost $120 when they arrive this month
Sony has an upcoming pair of budget earbuds that come with noise cancellation. The WF-C700N will set you back $120 when they come out, $20 more than the WF-C500 model they’re expected to replace. Based on a Best Buy listing spotted by WinFuture’s Roland Quandt, the true wireless buds will…
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Mac sales have tanked, forcing Apple to temporarily halt M2 chip production
The Apple M2 chip and the Macs it powers are definitely some high quality hardware, but not enough to entice enough customers to buy them, forcing Apple to scale back production of the chip and pausing production for two months entirely to match the lower demand. Apple hasn’t said anything…
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This new browser offers a whole new spin on the Tor Network
Mullvad VPN has teamed up with the internet privacy organization The Tor Project to release a new browser aimed at preserving user privacy as much as possible without actually accessing the Tor network. The Tor network is a series of routers that encrypt and protect web traffic from prying eyes,…
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This new ransomware campaign wants millions of dollars to get your files back
A new ransomware (opens in new tab) threat actor has been reported targeting large corporations and demanding huge payouts in exchange for the decryption key and for not leaking sensitive data stolen in the attack. Calling itself Money Message, the group was first reported on the BleepingComputer forums in the…
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