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New MMO Sky: Children of the Light made history with a massive in-game concert
Cozy MMO Sky: Children of the Light just made history with a massive in-game concert. Thatgamecompany, previously known for developing the beautiful and relaxing adventure game Journey, announced earlier this month its intentions to host an in-game concert. The intention was to break the Guinness World Record for “Most Users…
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Microsoft is using malware-like pop-ups in Windows 11 to get people to ditch Google
I thought I had malware on my main Windows 11 machine this weekend. There I was minding my own business in Chrome before tabbing back to a game and wham a pop-up appeared asking me to switch my default search engine to Microsoft Bing in Chrome. Stunningly, Microsoft now thinks…
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Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra could be sticking with Qualcomm chips
Samsung is reportedly equipping all versions of its upcoming Galaxy S24 Ultra phones with Qualcomm chips, according to a new report. The news comes after the company was rumored to be moving towards a regional split between Qualcomm and Exynos chips. Samsung has not yet confirmed the existence of a…
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The Fairphone 5 is boring… how exciting!
It’s been years and years since the bleeding edge of the smartphone world was truly exciting. The industry may want us to salivate over its latest 5G, 108-megapixel, folding-screen masterpiece, but my mouth remains bone dry. To me, it’s because the ceiling of what’s possible hasn’t risen much in the…
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The Fairphone 5 is a little more repairable and much more modern
The Fairphone 5 is the latest sustainably produced and repairable handset from Dutch smartphone company Fairphone. Like its previous devices, the Fairphone 5 is made with ethically sourced materials by workers who are given a living wage bonus and is designed to be easy to repair with a lengthy software…
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Workers are afraid they’ll be labeled as lazy for using AI
New research from work management software company Asana has found one in four workers are worried that their employers may perceive them as being lazy because they use AI tools. The study of more than 4,500 US and UK workers found that more than one-third (36%) use AI at least…
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