Month: October 2024
Windows 11 is spiking in popularity – even if Windows 10 remains way more popular, and Windows 7 just refuses to die
Windows 11 has never been more popular – and, well, that’s not saying all that much, but in fairness, it seems the operating system may finally be reaching a turning point where adoption could speed up meaningfully. The question is: why might this be happening? We’ll come back to discuss…
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Ghost of Yōtei – everything we know so far
Ghost of Yōtei has been revealed, in place of what many had expected to be ‘Ghost of Tsushima 2‘. It’s set more than 300 years after the first Ghost game, and as such, isn’t quite a direct sequel. How it connects, however, remains unclear, though it’s clear that players can…
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Parents can now set Fortnite time limits
Fortnite is getting controls that let parents set time limits for how much their children play the game. Parents will be able to pick how much their child can play Fortnite per day, select windows for when they can play, and choose if their child has the ability to ask…
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DreamHost makes AI your WordPress web designer
One of the best website builder and web hosting companies, DreamHost has released a suite of new tools on its WordPress AI website builder platform. The new DreamHost Liftoff website builder employs AI to streamline WordPress website creation and deployment without requiring extensive coding skills. Instead, Liftoff is aimed at…
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The Morning After: Verizon and PlayStation’s network separately hit by outages
It was a messy Monday if you were a Verizon customer or wanted some PS5 gaming in the evening. First, Verizon mobile customers reported outages across the US on Monday. At around 9:30AM ET, hundreds of thousands of users flagged problems with their mobile service on Downdetector. Reports spiked at…
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Serve is partnering with Wing to expand the range of its robot deliveries
Serve Robotics has announced a pilot partnership with Wing Aviation to expand the range of its autonomous food delivery without requiring restaurants to install new equipment to accommodate drone pickups. Serve, which was spun out of the app-based delivery company Postmates in 2021, has been making Uber Eats food deliveries…
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