Month: November 2023
The Morning After: iMessage comes to Nothing’s Android phones (for now)
In the US, Apple’s iMessage is so popular that the fact it shows texts from non-iOS handsets in a different color is a big deal. This status anxiety is so great, the Android world has begged regulators to force Apple to… change the color of a text bubble. Now, Nothing…
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Tesla’s Cyberquad for Kids is back and officially a toy again
After being recalled last year for not meeting product safety standards, Tesla’s $1,900 Cyberquad for Kids is once again available to purchase on the Tesla webstore in the US. The latest release of the Cybertruck-inspired ride-on toy — identified as Model 915 — is an updated version of the Model…
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Microsoft investigating Windows activation issues after closing a key loophole
Microsoft is investigating Windows activation issues that appear to be linked to the company’s recent move to block Windows 7 and Windows 8 keys from activating copies of Windows 10 and Windows 11. If you have an installation of Windows 10 / 11 that has been activated using the free…
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Sony PlayStation Portal Review: A Handheld PS5 Companion
It’s an inexpensive way to play your PS5 games on the go—as long as you have strong Wi-Fi. Source
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PlayStation Pulse Explore stock tracker – inventory readily available
Pulse Explore restock quick links As of January 2024, PlayStation Pulse Explore earbuds stock has now leveled out and it’s become easy to pick up the new earbuds on both sides of the Atlantic. The attraction of changing your PlayStation 5 audio and getting it from some top gaming earbuds…
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Roland’s new software instrument Galaxias offers access to 20,000 sounds
Roland just unveiled its latest software plugin instrument. Galaxias, not to be confused with the Galaga-esque arcade game Galaxia, offers access to 20,000 sounds, leading Roland to call it “one big super instrument.” It runs as a standalone application on both macOS and Windows, in addition to operating as a…
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