Month: August 2024
Meta pulls plug on plans for high-end Vision Pro competitor
According to The Information, Meta had already started developing the La Jolla headset in November but told employees to stop working on the device this past week. The decision was due in part to the fact that the La Jolla headset would’ve used pricey MicroOLED displays. The move suggests that…
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4 great new wireless earbuds for all budgets arrived this week – here’s what you can’t miss
What’s better than one exciting new pair of earbuds? That’s right. Four exciting new pairs of earbuds. This has been an unusually good week for anyone looking for the best true wireless earbuds, because we’ve had some important new releases from some of the most important brands. Whether you’re looking…
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This startup wants to be the iTunes of AI content licensing
TollBit The 28-year-old founders of TollBit, a New York-based startup that is all of six months old, think we’re living in the “Napster days” of AI. Just like people of a certain generation downloaded digital music, companies are ripping off vast swaths of the internet without paying the rights holders.…
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Ring’s flexible Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam is on sale for the first time today
Many of today’s indoor security cameras are great, but unless you have multiple cameras positioned throughout your home at different angles, it can be tough to keep an eye on your pet, porch, and other happenings while you’re away. Enter Ring’s new Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam, which is now available in…
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Black Myth: Wukong is too mediocre for all this drama
Black Myth: Wukong is a hit: breaking all-time peak player count records on Steam, beating out Counter-Strike and Palworld to become the second most-played game on the platform, and selling more than 10 million copies across all platforms. In the few days after its release, it has become one of…
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A new macOS data stealer is going after Apple users
Cybersecurity experts from Cado Security have uncovered a new information-stealing malware, targeting Apple macOS endpoints. The malware is called Cthulhu Stealer, and is capable of stealing all sorts of data – system information, iCloud Keychain passwords (using an open-source tool called Chainbreaker), other login credentials, web browser cookies, and Telegram…
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