Month: November 2023
Master the Art of Backcountry Cooking With the Firebox Stove
You need to cook over a fire. The Firebox G2 stove—and its YouTube Channel—will show you the way. Source
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This giant Duracell battery is an absolutely packed portable charging station
I don’t think I’ve used one of Duracell’s famous coppertop batteries since I was a kid — but recently, I’ve had a compelling reason to try one again. The new Duracell M150, on sale today for $199, is one of the most packed portable battery banks I’ve ever seen. The…
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The best multi-device wireless charging pads for 2023
You probably own a ton of gear that supports wireless charging now, but if you want to make your setup as cordless as possible, a single-device pad just won't cut it. There are tons of multiple-item wireless chargers available now, but picking one can be a headache. You not only…
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Meta is investigating Quest 3 issues after controller tracking complaints
Meta is investigating reports of tracking issues blighting its Quest 3 VR headset following user complaints that controller tracking performance is “much worse than the Quest 2” in some games. Over on the Meta community forums, user NotDream flagged issues with tracking performance on the Quest 3 controllers while playing…
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LinkedIn’s latest premium perk is an AI job coach
LinkedIn is adding a new, AI-powered perk for its premium subscribers: a built-in job coach that uses AI and LinkedIn data to help job seekers find, research and apply for roles. The new feature arrives as the company announced its user base has grown to 1 billion members as it…
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AI is making cyberattacks even smarter and more dangerous
Hackers have a lot to gain from the use of generative AI tools such as ChatGPT. While the tools are still too young to be able to run malicious campaigns with minimal human input, they can be used to supercharge human-run campaigns in ways that have never been seen before.…
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