Author: Zach_Wilson

AWS CEO – the cloud is for everyone, so don’t stop reinventing

Amazon Web Services (AWS) CEO Adam Selipsky has laid out his vision of the future of cloud computing and technology as a whole, with AI unsurprisingly set to play a key role. Talking in his keynote at the company’s AWS re:Invent 2023 event in Las Vegas, Selipsky noted how he…

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Top instant money provider service hacked, over a million users possibly affected

The popular payment provider Ingo Money suffered a ransomware attack last week, but the consequences of the incident are yet unknown. Cybernews claims that the company ended up on the data leak site belonging to Inc Ransom. Ingo Money is a company that provides payment services to both customers and…

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Meta pauses Quest 3 Elite Battery Strap sales, reportedly due to a charging flaw

Meta has temporarily stopped selling the Elite Strap with Battery for the Quest 3, reportedly because of a firmware-related charging defect. The $130 accessory, which extends the standalone VR headset’s runtime by up to two hours while providing a counterweight for comfort, is currently unavailable from Meta and third-party retailers.…

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I can’t believe these Philips Hue smart light deals are still live – but they won’t be for long

As we wrap up our coverage of this weekend’s sales, we’re still seeing some excellent remnants of the Cyber Monday deals, including offers on some of Philips Hue’s most popular smart lights and bulbs. These include some record-low prices (and many very close calls) and excellent bundles in both the…

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Five Nights at Freddy’s wild success might mean more movies hit streaming and theaters the same day

Five Nights At Freddy’s, the film of the popular gaming franchise, could have an impact beyond giving audiences some good scares. The film was released to streaming on Peacock at the same time as it premiered in movie theaters, and that doesn’t appear to have damaged its box office at…

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Looney Tunes won’t be yanked from Max after all

It turns out that Warner Bros. Discovery actually won’t be pulling Looney Tunes from Max. On Monday, in a 4:02PM ET email with the subject line “What’s New on Max This December,” Warner Bros. Discovery listed Looney Tunes and The Looney Tunes Show among the titles leaving Max on December…

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