Month: April 2025
Major publishers call on the US government to ‘Stop AI Theft’
Hundreds of publishers, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Guardian, and The Verge parent company Vox Media, are running an ad campaign this week urging the government to protect content from AI. The campaign, called Support Responsible AI, is run by the News/Media Alliance trade association and…
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Apple has introduced 8 new emojis with iOS 18.4 – here they are, ranked from best to worst
Apple has released its iOS 18.4 software update, which includes 8 new emojis The new emojis come at the same time as iOS 18.4’s Ambient Music feature and new Photos tool Since being released, users have taken to the new additions well, especially Apple’s new smiley emoji It’s been a…
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The White House’s group chat screwup is even more ridiculous than we thought
According to three people briefed on the internal investigation, Goldberg had emailed the campaign about a story that criticized Trump for his attitude towards wounded service members. To push back against the story, the campaign enlisted the help of Waltz, their national security surrogate. Goldberg’s email was forwarded to then…
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Nintendo of America president says ‘tariffs were not factored into the price’ of the Switch 2 and weighs in on the price of games
The Nintendo Switch 2 retail price has proven controversial Some have speculated that the cost was in part due to potential US tariffs Nintendo of America Doug Bowser has now said that this is not the case There’s been a lot of discussion about the price of the Nintendo Switch…
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The see-through Beats Studio Buds Plus are on sale for less than $100
Apple’s AirPods Pro are some of the best wireless earbuds money can buy, but only if you’re embedded in Apple’s ecosystem. If you want a cheaper pair of earbuds that play well with both iOS and Android devices, the Beats Studio Buds Plus are a great alternative. They usually run…
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Still using WinRAR? It has a worrying security flaw that could let hackers hijack your Windows device
Security researchers uncover new flaw in WinRAR The flaw allowed threat actors to bypass Mark of the Web and deploy malware to Windows devices without warning WinRAR released a new version to fix the bug, so update now Experts have uncovered a flaw in WinRAR which could allow threat actors…
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