Month: November 2023
Samsung’s cloud gaming hub is now available on some of its older TVs
Many older Samsung smart TVs can now run cloud gaming apps like Xbox Game Pass, GeForce Now, and more — allowing users to play modern games like Starfield, CyberPunk 2077, and more without a console. The news comes after Samsung promised in August that it would bring the option to…
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Instagram’s close friends feature now applies to posts and Reels, too
Instagram’s latest feature lets you limit your posts to just close friends. You could already share Stories and Notes with only the users on your close friends list, but including posts and Reels could drastically change how Instagram works. Since you no longer have to share posts with your entire…
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Opal’s Tadpole proves webcams don’t need to be big or boring
As computer accessories go, the humble webcam doesn’t get a ton of attention. Two or three brands tend to dominate the market and almost everything looks, well, webcamy? Opal entered the scene in 2021 with its C1 model. The idea was simple, to sexy-up the humble old webcam with a…
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Venmo Groups aims to make it easier to split up and track expenses
Venmo has started rolling out a new “Venmo Groups” feature that aims to make it easier to organize and share common expenses with others. The company says the feature will let people track, split, and manage group expenses. Basically, the company is appealing to anyone who has had to deal…
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14 Great Gifts for Mom: Ideas for the Mother in Your Life
There are many kinds of mothers, but these are our favorite picks for the WIRED mom in your life. Source
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Is AI the answer to sustainable farming?
What happens when a robotics expert and a sixth-generation farmer decide to start a company together? They spend most of their time grappling with one looming problem: climate change. In 2020, Gilwoo Lee, the robotics expert, and Casey Call, the farmer, founded Zordi, an agricultural platform that blends AI and…
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