Author: Zach_Wilson
Unsurprisingly, X users locked out in the cold after botched authentication switch
Users are unable to access X.com due to botched authentication switchover Endless redirects are being reported Migration from twitter.com to x.com is causing issues Numerous users of X (formerly Twitter) are reporting being locked out of their accounts thanks to a botched authentication switchover. The issue relates to the retirement…
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DJI Neo 2 review: The best budget drone is now even better
Even with its US future in limbo, DJI keeps releasing impressive drones. Its latest is the Neo 2, an inexpensive, lightweight model aimed at creators and hobbyists. It’s an upgraded version of the Neo, an immensely popular drone both in the US and elsewhere. The new model is equally safe…
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DJI’s Neo 2 selfie drone launches globally, but not in the US
After launching exclusively in China last month, DJI is announcing wider global availability for its Neo 2 selfie drone, including Japan, Canada, the UK, and other countries where the company sells its drones. But as with the Mavic 4 Pro and 8K Osmo 360 camera, the Neo 2 won’t be…
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The Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold could have a massive battery and launch on December 5
Samsung’s first tri-fold phone might be called the Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold It could launch on December 5 Many specs have also leaked, including a 5,600mAh battery and a 200MP camera Leaks and teasers about Samsung’s first tri-fold phone have been trickling in for a while now, but suddenly we’re…
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Arc Raiders’ biggest update since launch arrives today, adding a community event that’ll unlock a brand new map
Arc Raiders recieved a major update earlier today A new community event tasks players to donate materials The Stella Mortis map will be unlocked once certain conditions are met Arc Raiders has just been updated with its latest major patch. It’s the largest update since launch, adding a new enemy…
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Google will let ‘experienced users’ keep sideloading Android apps
Google says that it’s softening its plan to require every Android developer — even outside of the Play Store — to verify their identity, a move which critics warned could kill sideloading for good. The company now says it’s developing a workflow to allow “experienced users” to install apps from…
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