Month: March 2025
Budget gamers rejoice as Nvidia RTX 5050 and RTX 5060 are rumored to launch in April
The RTX 5050 and RTX 5060 are rumored to launch in April 2025 It’s believed the MSRP of the former could be $299, matching the RTX 3050 Claims are circulating that there will be three variants of RTX 5060 available The Nvidia RTX 5050 and RTX 5060 are rumored to…
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Best Sonos Speakers (2025): Soundbars, Turntables, and More
From the Move to the Beam, we’ve tested nearly every speaker from the venerable brand. We like them all—but here are the best picks to fit your lifestyle. Source
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Another huge new botnet is infecting thousands of webcams and video recorders for DDoS attacks
A new botnet called Eleven11bot was spotted in the wild It leverages weak and default credentials to compromise IoT devices The botnet is operated by Iranian threat actors Cybersecurity researchers say they have uncovered the “biggest non-government botnet” in recent years. It is called Eleven11bot, and its malware was found…
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Google screwed up Pixel vibrations again
Google’s Pixel devices are having a weird change with their notification and call vibrations after the March 2025 update. Multiple people have posted on the Google Pixel subreddit complaining about the change, with one user describing it as a “hollow feeling” vibration with “less thunk” post-update. Verge staffers have also…
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Victrola just put Bluetooth, UPnP and Roon in its once Sonos-only turntables in the hi-fi equivalent of ‘I think we should see other people’
Victrola’s once Sonos-only wireless Stream turntables got a big update A free software upgrade adds Bluetooth, UPnP and Roon-ready smarts …and given the year Sonos has had, it’s a sensible expansion Victrola’s Sonos-connected turntables just got an important over-the-air upgrade to add thoroughly non-Sonos wireless connectivity – and given the…
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Microsoft reveals over a million PCs hit by malvertising campaign
Microsoft says it discovered a major malvertising campaign The goal was to deploy infostealers as wide as possible The company removed an undisclosed number of GitHub repositories in response More than a million PCs have been infected by infostealers through a massive malvertising campaign, new research from Microsoft’s security researchers…
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