Author: Zach_Wilson
I just received the world’s first 2TB USB flash drive to review — I just wish it was available for sale on Black Friday
No one to my knowledge has reviewed a 2TB USB flash drive so I may well be the first to put up the review of the MS70, after receiving Silicon Power’s first portable SSD with a 2TB capacity. That brings the total number of 2TB USB flash drive, the highest…
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Urbanista Malibu Review: Superb Solar, Average Audio
The Malibu can indeed boost its battery pack from any light source—if only the sound quality matched the power promise. Source
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Dbrand is suing Casetify for ripping off its Teardown designs
Dbrand, the device skin company known for trolling brands like Sony and Nintendo, is waging a legal battle of its own. The company is suing rival Casetify over claims it blatantly copied Dbrand’s Teardown device skins and cases, which are made to look like the internals of whatever phone, tablet,…
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A cookbook helped me understand Dragon Age’s origins
Food and culture are inseparable. Here in the US that’s perhaps more noticeable during this week than at any other time of the year, as tens of millions of us plan to break bread together in observance of Thanksgiving. But I’ve spent most of a decade considering it in the…
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Dbrand’s new X-Ray skins let you ‘see inside’ 125 different gadgets
It’s also — purely coincidentally, I’m sure! — announcing a brand-new set of skins that take the idea even farther. No, I don’t mean “further”; I’m talking about going literally millimeters deeper into a device’s components with a 450-kilovolt X-ray, showing details you can’t get just by photographing a gadget…
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A new botnet is spreading Mirai across the world, with thousands of devices affected
Cybersecurity researchers have spotted a new campaign to bring additional endpoints into the Mirai botnet. According to a blog post from Akamai Security Intelligence Response Team (SIRT), unidentified threat actors discovered two new zero-day vulnerabilities and are currently exploiting them to strengthen the infamous DDoS botnet. Given that the zero-days…
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