Month: February 2024
Squid Game season 2 and 2 other big Netflix Korean shows we’re excited for in 2024 – and 1 we’re not
Netflix has unveiled its new collection of Korean TV shows and movies that will be landing on the streaming platform throughout 2024, including the highly-anticipated second seasons of both Squid Game and Hellbound. In a video on the Netflix K-Content YouTube account, which you can watch below, the best streaming…
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Another serious Ivanti vulnerability has been found under attack, so update now
Ivanti can’t seem to catch a break, as soon after discovering and patching two major flaws that were being exploited in the wild, a third one emerged. Just like the previous two, this new threat also affects Ivanti’s Connect Secure and Policy Secure VPN products, It’s tracked as CVE-2024-21893, and…
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Early Presidents’ Day laptop sales are live: save $800 at Best Buy, HP and Dell
This year’s President’s Day sales are just around the corner now, and we’re already starting to see promising laptop deals at leading retailers. HP, Best Buy, Walmart, and Dell are just a few of the big names that already have exceptional laptop deals, and I’ve rounded up the best ones…
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A free-to-play mobile version of Elden Ring is reportedly in the works from Tencent
Tencent is reportedly working on a mobile version of FromSoftware’s popular action role-playing game Elden Ring. According to a recent Reuters report, three sources told the publication that the Chinese tech company is currently developing a mobile adaptation of the 2022 title after acquiring licensing rights from FromSoftware that same…
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You can score a rare discount on Apple’s AirTags
Gadgets that make life easier in a ton of ways without costing a fortune are my favorites, which is why I love location trackers like Apple’s AirTags. The tiny trackers function like a second pair of eyes, helping my loved ones and me keep tabs on just about anything —…
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Suicide Squad hides its brash personality under a generic looter shooter
A chaotic sludge of information covers the screen, with detonating colors, words, and numbers flying everywhere — button prompts ping the sides, explosions drown out the voices of team members and mission givers. This was my kaleidoscopic experience playing Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, the latest game from the…
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