Author: Zach_Wilson

The US could bring a shuttered nuclear power plant back to life next year

For the first time, a shuttered nuclear power plant in the US could reopen thanks to federal support. The Department of Energy (DOE) announced a $1.52 billion loan to help restore a nuclear generating station in Covert Township, Michigan. Although it’s still a controversial option among environmental advocates, nuclear energy…

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Amazon is launching its own version of Shark Tank for SMBs

Amazon Prime has launched its own take on Shark Tank to give entrepreneurs the chance to get their products featured online. Hosted by actor and comedian JB Smoove, Buy It Now is designed to feature everyday Americans each pitching their own innovative products in front of a live audience and…

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Sony expands its LinkBuds line with new open earbuds, ANC earbuds and a speaker

In early 2022, Sony took a gamble on a unique design for open-design earbuds. The company built tiny buds with a circular, donut-shaped speaker that were designed to be worn all day. It then followed those with a more “traditional” set, the LinkBuds S, just a few months later. That…

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Rackspace internal systems hit by security threat, customer data exposed

Rackspace has reportedly suffered a supply chain attack that resulted in some internal monitoring information belonging to its clients being accessed. Apparently, Rackspace used its own servers to host a monitoring dashboard, built by ScienceLogic, for its customers. ScienceLogic is an IT operations management platform that provides real-time monitoring, automation,…

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30 Nintendo Switch Games for Every Kind of Player (October 2024)

From Animal Well to The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, these are our absolute favorite escapes for the best portable console. Source

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Pebblebee’s trackers now work on Apple’s or Google’s networks

Pebblebee has announced new Universal versions of its Bluetooth trackers that support both Apple’s Find My and Google’s Find My Device networks. At $34.99 each, they’re more expensive than Apple’s popular $29 AirTags, but they include additional features like rechargeable batteries and a light that can make them easier to…

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