Month: November 2024
GOG’s new preservation program intends to keep classic games playable ‘forever’
PC game platform GOG has launched a new preservation program dedicated to keeping beloved older games playable, “now and in the future.” “If a game is part of the Preservation Program, it means that we commit our own resources to maintaining its compatibility with modern and future systems,” the announcement…
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I sat inside an Afeela and I am so ready for this Sony Honda Mobility EV future
Sony Afeela might be just what this sleeping self-driving EV industry needs. There, I said it, and it’s a change of heart that comes from finally sitting inside the prototype collaboration between Sony and Honda. Sony Afeela, the EV with the silliest name, may offer everything you want, including AI,…
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Amazon launches Haul to fill your stockings for under $25
Amazon just launched Haul, where all products are $20 or less … way less You won’t score free shipping with Prime This Temu, Shein, or TikTok Shop alternative is home to a host of products Look at Temu, Shein, and TikTok Shop – now Amazon wants a piece of the…
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GM offers free nighttime charging to Chevy EV owners in Texas
General Motors is teaming up with Reliant Energy to offer free nighttime charging to some Chevy electric vehicle owners in Texas. Chevy owners who enroll in Reliant’s EV charging plan will receive free nighttime charging through monthly bill credits that offset charges incurred between 11PM. and 6AM, the companies said.…
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Spotify will start paying creators for popular videos
Spotify is going all in on video. The company will soon begin paying creators based on how much engagement their videos receive from paid subscribers. Automated ad breaks in videos will also be turned off for paid Spotify subscribers to encourage more consumption. Both of these changes go into effect…
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GitHub users targeted by dangerous new phishing threat
Researchers discover Golssue – a new tool for extracting GitHub user emails It is being sold for $700 on the dark web Such a high-precision tool could lead to dangerous supply chain attacks GitHub users are allegedly being targeted in a brand new phishing campaign, according to SlashNext. The company…
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