Month: February 2025

D&D’s 3D virtual tabletop experience Sigil is now available for PC

The Dungeons & Dragons faithful have another option for times when a physical tabletop isn’t feasible. Wizards of the Coast’s Sigil is a 3D virtual tabletop (VTT) experience that borrows some elements from video games without straying too far from the joy of sitting around a table with like-minded cohorts.…

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The UK will neither confirm nor deny that it’s killing encryption

The United Kingdom dealt a significant blow in its war on encryption last week that, aside from blemishing Apple’s meticulously curated privacy commitments, could have worldwide ramifications for personal data protections. And while several days have passed since Apple pulled its Advanced Data Protection (ADP) feature from UK customers, other…

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This is probably the best Windows alternative to the M4 Mac Mini: AMD-powered mini PC can drive four 8K monitors and has two 2.5Gb Ethernet connectors

The AuBox from Chuwi packs an array of ports for such a small size Running on Windows 11 will be a key draw for users RAM and storage upgrades take it up a level Chinese hardware vendor Chuwi has unveiled the launch of a new mini PC that could rival…

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Flashes, an Instagram alternative based on Bluesky, is available for iPhones now

Anyone looking for an alternative to Instagram might have a suitable candidate in Flashes, a recently launched app built on Bluesky that seems to get all the important basics right. Flashes technically launched on the App Store on February 24, but a series of updates released in the days after…

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What to Do With Your Defunct Humane Ai Pin

Humane Ai’s Pins stopped working today, turning the year-old wearable into a paperweight. Here are some ideas for what to do with yours if you want to avoid e-waste. Source

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This temporary tattoo could decipher the health secrets of your sweat

Graphene e-tattoos are wearable biosensors that stick directly to the skin Researchers are now developing patches that can read compounds in sweat These could indicate a range of conditions, as well as detecting stress Invisible sweat sensors could one day be used to detect health conditions. That’s according to ongoing…

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