Author: Zach_Wilson
Nissan’s Iruyo knows when your baby is sleeping, knows when they’re awake
Almost seven years ago, my partner and I took an ill-advised road trip for a wedding with our nearly one-month-old child. In those early days, our kid cried. A lot. Loudly. In the confines of an SUV, this meant a nightmare of constantly pulling over to try, desperately and often…
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CDN network cache hacked to spread malware across the globe
Threat actors known as CoralRaider have been using the Bynny content delivery network (CDN) to distribute infostealers to victims around the world. Rresearchers Cisco Talos have revealed who said CoralRaider abused the CDN to hide from security solutions, as they delivered LummaC2, Rhadamanthys, and Cryptobot. CoralRaider is a financially motivated…
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Netflix’s official Atlas trailer puts Jennifer Lopez in another generic Terminator clone, but with Titanfall-like mechs
When we watched the teaser trailer for Jennifer Lopez’s new sci-fi movie Atlas, we said that it looked like a cross between Terminator and The Creator with Neon Genesis Evangelion-like mechs thrown in for good measure. And now that a longer trailer has dropped, we’re thinking much the same. The new Netflix movie looks…
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Does closing apps on your iPhone save battery life? The surprising answer is no – here’s why
Most of us will habitually close iPhone apps by flicking them away from the center of our home screen. This is often based on a hunch that force-quitting apps surely squeezes more juice from the battery and improves performance. But do you need to bother closing them, at all? Surprisingly,…
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New Google Nest Audio and Nest Hub Max devices could be in the works
It’s been a while, but we could soon see a new Nest Audio speaker and a Google Nest Hub Max, potentially around Google I/O, which takes place on 14 May. Evidence for this comes from a deep-dive into the latest version of the Google Home app by 9to5Google. It uncovered…
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Biden signs TikTok ‘ban’ bill into law, starting the clock for ByteDance to divest it
The divest-or-ban bill is now law, starting the clock for ByteDance to make its move. The company has an initial nine months to sort out a deal, though the president could extend that another three months if he sees progress. While just recently the legislation seemed like it would stall…
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