Month: July 2023
Solar panel stations could fall prey to this devious security hack
Renewable energy stations, particularly in Japan, could be at risk of disruption by hackers thanks to a Contec product vulnerability that has been exploited. Japanese company’s SolarView products enable active monitoring of solar farms, and have been installed in an estimated 30,000 locations to date according to company information. The…
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NBA 2K24’s cover athlete will be the legendary Kobe Bryant
2K has unveiled today that legendary athlete Kobe Bryant will be on the cover of its upcoming basketball game NBA 2K24. The five-time NBA champion and all-time leading scorer for the Los Angeles Lakers will not only be gracing the cover of NBA 2K24 but will also be the center…
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Framework Laptop 13 Review (2023): The Repairable Laptop Gets Even Better
This upgradable PC is one of the best you can buy. Source
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Apple’s Strange Planet animated series starts streaming in August
Humans: a popular online comic strip is being adapted into a new format for your amusement. And by that I mean that Apple TV Plus is turning Nathan W. Pyle’s Strange Planet comic into an animated series, with Dan Harmon on board as co-creator and executive producer. It’s described as…
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Just call them tweets
Instagram Threads launched last night, and it’s the most commercial competitor to Twitter we’ve seen yet. While it will eventually tie into ActivityPub, the powerful decentralized network that Mastodon operates on, it’s just its own thing for now. And as with every microblogging platform that has popped up since Twitter…
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Your Samsung 4K QLED TV might not have the features you thought if you bought it from Best Buy
Own one of the best Samsung TVs? It could be missing some key features. That’s what a new US class action lawsuit alleges. The suit, Rodriguez v. Samsung Electronics America, Inc. et al, accuses Samsung and Best Buy of advertising some 4K QLED TVs made the manufacturer with features they…
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