Author: Zach_Wilson
Best Buy launches new membership program – includes exclusive 4th of July sales
Best Buy has launched a new version of its membership program in an attempt to compete with the likes of other retailer subscription services such as Amazon Prime and Walmart Plus. We took what our customers told us they value most with their technology and membership, which includes perks like…
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Unity releases deeply upsetting trailer for its new AI development tools
Unity has announced two new AI tools for its development suite, both of which aim to bring powerful new technology to developers. Unity Muse offers AI-driven assistance for creators, offering a teaching and search tool for those using the Unity engine, while Unity Sentis allows developers to embed neural networks…
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Nintendo’s new Switch party game lets you play with up to 100 people
Do you have 100 friends? If not, time to find some to play Everybody 1-2-Switch! Way back in 2017, the Nintendo Switch launched with 1-2-Switch, a party game that showed off the capabilities of the then-new Joy-Cons. Despite selling a million copies in its first month, 1-2-Switch was largely forgotten…
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Cybersecurity is the most common IT expense – but are firms spending enough?
It appears that businesses are finally heeding the advice of experts and taking their cybersecurity seriously, as levels of investment soar to new heights. Research from NordLayer revealed cybersecurity is the most popular category in IT spending, with two-thirds (66%) of firms purchasing such solutions and services in 2023 so…
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Roku’s first free live sports stream will be Formula E racing
Formula E’s current season has about a month left to go. A race this past weekend garnered our attention when the DS Penske team was caught installing an RFID scanner that could “collect live data” from all other cars before the day’s race began, a move the FIA Stewards said…
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White House announces billions in broadband funding to connect the nation
The White House has announced a $42.45 billion pot of funding to connect Americans with affordable and reliable Internet, calling high-speed broadband a necessity rather than a luxury. According to the Biden-Harris Administration announcement, more than 8.5 million households and small businesses are in areas where high-speed Internet is not…
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