Author: Zach_Wilson
I Used Flipper Zero to Score Eponas in ‘Tears of the Kingdom’
Using my Flipper Zero to hack extra food, weapons, and horses in the game reminds of the glory days of cheat codes. Source
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Firefox finally pulls support for Windows 7, 8, so update now
Mozilla has announced details of its latest Firefox release, version 115.0, and alongside a handful of new features and under-the-hood tweaks, the developers also issued a stark warning to Windows 7 and 8 users. Referring to Microsoft dropping support for Windows 7 and Windows 8 in January 2023, Mozilla confirmed…
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Instagram’s Twitter competitor Threads is already live on the web
Instagram’s new Threads app, a Twitter competitor, isn’t supposed to launch until July 6th but the web interface is live right now for everyone to explore. It provides an early look at what to expect from the full Threads app that will launch on iOS tomorrow and presumably Android too.…
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Vodafone is going quantum to supercharge your next business phone
Vodafone has joined forces with SandboxAQ to make sure future business smartphones and connections are safe from the threats that hackers with quantum computers may pose. In a press release, Vodafone explained that quantum computers have the theoretical capability to break through today’s encryptions and thus allow threat actors to…
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Nintendo’s CEO says its online accounts are the key to its next console transition
Question: Wii U was launched around six years after Wii, and Super Famicom was launched around seven years after Famicom. Nintendo Switch has entered its seventh year, and I gather it has come to its final phase, so can you tell us about any specific measures for transitioning to the…
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US Judge blocks Biden officials from contacting social media sites
A US federal judge ruled that a slew of Biden administration officials are prohibited from contacting social media companies about moderating posts protected by the First Amendment. Judge Terry A. Doughty wrote in a 155-page memorandum ruling that he believes the plaintiffs are likely to prove that federal government officials…
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