Author: Zach_Wilson
Canva’s new ‘Creative Operating System’ is actually a marketing workspace
Canva is introducing new digital marketing and video-editing tools, built around what the company is calling a “world-first” design-focused AI model. These launches are part of an overhaul to the design platforms Visual Suite workplace products, which Canva describes as a “Creative Operating System” for marketing teams. To be clear,…
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I put TCL’s affordable mini-LED TV and a Samsung QLED head-to-head, and here’s where my money would go on Black Friday
Samsung is one of the TV market’s most recognizable and leading brands, making it a popular choice for people on the hunt for a new TV. And while it would be nice if we could all buy flagship OLED or a big screen mini-LED, it’s not an option for most…
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Fractal Design Scape review: A stellar debut
Unless you're a PC nerd like me, chances are you're not familiar with Fractal Design. The company has made a name for itself in recent years by designing some of the best cases you can buy for a DIY build. In a space known for its gaudy aesthetics, Fractal's products…
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Over 120 million Reputation.com records might have leaked online – here’s what we know
Reputation.com left 320GB of logs exposed online, containing nearly 120 million records Data included cookies, timestamps, and identifiers risking account takeovers for major brands Cybernews alerted the company, but the database reportedly remains publicly accessible Reputation.com, a US-based software company which provides online reputation management (ORM) and customer experience (CX)…
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Another shuttered nuclear power plant is getting new life, thanks to Big Tech
Google announced plans to revive a nuclear power plant that shut down in 2020, as it looks to secure enough electricity for its AI data centers. The company announced a 25-year agreement with NextEra Energy to eventually purchase electricity from the Duane Arnold Energy Center, a 615MW nuclear plant in…
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Is your data safe? Google’s new Play Store age checks raise privacy questions
Google is now rolling out age verification checks for users on the Play Store. Users may be asked to upload ID, a selfie, or a credit card to prove their age The move comes in response to new state-level legislation in the US Google has begun rolling out age verification…
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