Month: November 2024
Mario’s excellent run continues with Mario & Luigi: Brothership on the Switch
Brothership, once again, starts with the brothers getting whisked away to a fantasy realm in need of help. This time it’s the oceanic world of Concordia, which has been broken apart into a series of islands. The bros end up in a place called Ship Shape Island, a name that’s…
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Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart’s PS5 Pro trailer emphasizes “performance and fidelity in one package”
A new ‘PS5 Pro Enhanced’ trailer for Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart emphasizes not needing to choose between fidelity and performance on the upcoming mid-generation refresh console. The trailer, uploaded to the official PlayStation YouTube channel, features about a minute and a half of Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart footage…
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Working overtime might actually be harming your worker’s productivity
Working overtime could actually be harming the productivity of workers rather than adding to meaningful outcome, new research has claimed. Pipedrive’s State of Sales and Marketing Report found more than two in three (69%) employees are working overtime, with 10% adding an additional 16 hours each week, bringing their total…
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iPhone 17 Pro: latest rumors, tips and everything we’ve heard so far
The iPhone 17 Pro probably won’t land until September 2025, but this being a high-profile handset we’re already hearing leaks and rumors about it – along with the rest of the iPhone 17 series. The Pro will likely slot in just below the iPhone 17 Pro Max, and just above…
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The ins and outs of threat emulation
Traditional security testing often provides only a static snapshot of an organization’s defenses, relying primarily on hypothetical scenarios and vulnerability scanners to identify potential weaknesses. While these methods offer some value, they often fall short in simulating the dynamic and evolving tactics employed by real-world adversaries. Threat emulation, on the…
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Amazon’s first color Kindle has just started shipping and readers are already complaining
Amazon‘s first ever color ereader has only just gone on sale and users who’ve received their early orders are already unhappy, with some returning the Kindle Colorsoft or exchanging it for a new one. As first reported by The Verge, a strip of yellow is marring the bottom of the…
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