Month: May 2023
More than 100 Prime Video Originals are coming to Amazon Freevee
The FAST (free ad-supported streaming TV) wars are heating up, with Amazon today announcing that it will add more than 100 Amazon Originals from Prime Video to its Freevee streaming option. More than 50 movies and TV shows, are now available to stream on Freevee, and each month more Amazon…
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Lordstown says it’s at risk of bankruptcy if Foxconn walks away from its EV deal
Embattled electric vehicle startup Lordstown Motors says it could run out of money if its deal with iPhone manufacturer Foxconn fails to go through. The deal is in jeopardy after Foxconn notified Lordstown that it’s in breach of its investment deal because its stock has fallen under $1 a share.…
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It’s getting easier to make an account on Mastodon
Mastodon is making it easier for newcomers to create an account on the platform. On Monday, the decentralized network announced that it will start directing new users to create an account on mastodon.social instead of prompting them to choose from one of the thousands of other servers on the platform.…
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Your Galaxy S21 just got a cool new trick normally reserved for the newest phones
Samsung is kicking off the new month by releasing Astrophotography Mode to the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy S21 series following a similar update to the Galaxy S22 line several months ago. Users of those Samsung devices will now have an easier time taking high-quality pictures of the night…
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Apple’s first iPhone Rapid Security Response patch had a problem, but it’s fine now
Apple announced the new “Rapid Security Response” updates for iPhones, iPads, and Macs last year at WWDC, and today, the first publicly released patch on the system started to roll out. After rough going initially when the new update claimed every iPhone was “offline,” the new patch is now installed…
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‘The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’ spoilers flood the internet after pre-launch leak
If you were hoping to avoid spoilers before playing Nintendo's highly anticipated follow-up to Breath of the Wild, that goal just got a lot harder: The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has been leaked. Physical copies of the game appeared on sites over the weekend, apparently selling for…
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