Month: January 2024
Arturia Pigments 5 adds generative sequencing and external audio processing
It’s hard to believe that Artruria has anything left to add to Pigments at this point, but here we are. NAMM 2024 is just about ready to kick off, and Arturia is rolling out version five of its home-grown super synth. In the grand scheme of Pigments updates, this is…
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Microsoft Teams is making it easier to control your webcam and audio during meetings
Microsoft is finally giving Teams users an easier way to control audio and video features during meetings. The software giant has started testing easily accessible tools for switching cameras, audio sources, speaker output, and much more. These new features are part of an update available for Microsoft Teams Public Preview…
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TCL drops 3 massive Super Bowl TV deals – save up to $2,000
If you’ve just finished watching the NFL Divisional Round and felt that your TV needs an upgrade before the big game then TCL has dropped some strong Super Bowl TV deals that cover a range of different sizes and budgets. Savings up to a massive $2,000 are available, so check…
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What NPR’s new podcast chief learned from the mess at Gimlet
This is Hot Pod, The Verge’s newsletter about podcasting and the audio industry. Sign up here for more. On Friday, Insiders got part one of a Q&A with NPR’s new podcasting chief, Collin Campbell, who led new show development at Gimlet before the studio was dismantled by Spotify. We discussed how his strategy for…
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Hacked websites are being put at even greater risk by malicious web redirect scripts
Parrot traffic direction system (TDS), a malicious script that redirects website visitors to dangerous destinations, was observed evolving and becoming harder to detect. Cybersecurity researchers Unit 42, from Palo Alto Networks, recently analyzed 10,000 Parrot landing page scripts, gathered between August 2019 and October 2023. They concluded the majority of…
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This baby is covered in old flip phones and chips — and you cannot afford it
When normal people think of couture garments — the extravagant custom designs using all but extinct techniques, materials, and craftsmanship — they probably dream of pieces made with luxurious silks, supple leathers, crystals, and tulle. Daniel Roseberry thinks of your old flip phone. Roseberry, the creative director of French fashion…
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