Month: September 2024
You can peel this temporary paint off your walls when you’re ready for a new color
Glasst has come up with an unusual solution for DIYers struggling to commit to a new wall color. Its Unpaint is a paint alternative that can be applied using standard tools like brushes, rollers, or even sprayers, but not permanently. When it dries, the company claims the paint can be…
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You can grab an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription for half off right now
In case you missed the news, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscriptions recently went up in price with the rollout of a new “standard” tier, which doesn’t include day-one access to first-party Xbox games. Thankfully, if you’re still keen on an Ultimate membership, CDKeys is offering one-month subscription codes for $11.19…
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Worried about breaking SD cards? Lexar just revealed the world’s first made from stainless steel
Considering that the world’s best SD cards have now hit the 8TB mark it’s surprising that most are still encased in flimsy plastic – and if you’ve had the misfortune of breaking one and losing a heap of precious data, you might be interested in Lexar’s new Armor cards, which…
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Ultimate Ears Everboom review: A floatable outdoor speaker that packs a punch
Ultimate Ears has a history of building loud and rugged portable Bluetooth speakers with features to simplify the listening experience. Whether it’s a party mode that supports over 100 speakers at once, or the ability to remotely power off the unit with your phone, the company’s devices have consistently been…
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The ‘audio earrings’ Kamala Harris didn’t wear during the debate barely even exist
With even Fox News and senior Republican figures admitting that Vice President Kamala Harris won Tuesday night’s presidential debate, some supporters of former president Donald Trump are desperately seeking crumbs of comfort. Cue the predictable conspiracy theories. A frequent refrain that has emerged from conservatives (but curiously, not Democrats) over…
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Microsoft confesses its recent security updates…broke Windows 10 security patches
In its latest Patch Tuesday cumulative update, Microsoft has confirmed an embarassing bug which broke older security patches installed on Windows 10 devices. The bug is tracked as CVE-2024- 43491, and affects Windows 10 version 1507 – an older version still supported for Windows 10 Enterprise 2015 LTSB and Windows…
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