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A first look at Atmos FlexConnect, Dolby’s latest attempt to fix bad TV audio
The best bit of attending Berlin’s IFA trade show is when companies use it to offer an early look at tech that’ll get a “proper” launch later. That’s what I experienced with a demonstration of Dolby Atmos FlexConnect, a new technology to let you wirelessly connect compatible external speakers to…
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Many businesses still aren’t using BYOD protection
According to mobile device management company Jamf, almost half (49%) of European enterprises lack a formal ‘Bring Your Own Device’ cybersecurity policy. Due to a rise in remote working following the pandemic and many subsequent budget cuts, many companies have allowed employees to log into company accounts from their own…
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28 Best Mac Apps You Should Download Now (2023): Free and Paid
Sink your teeth into these juicy third-party apps for better writing, organization, security, and more. Source
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Insta360 Go 3 Camera Review: Go-Anywhere Tiny Cam
This clever hybrid camera transforms from a traditional action cam to a go-anywhere, portable wearable. Source
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Paw Patrol snacks withdrawn after hackers hijack QR code to show porn
Lidl has been forced to recall a range of Paw Patrol snacks over concerns that a QR code displayed on the packaging has been hacked to display unsuitable content. The recall notice affects four products All Butter and Choc Chip flavored ‘Mini Biscotti Biscuits’ and Raspberry and Apple flavored ‘Yummy…
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The Morning After: Facebook may offer paid ad-free plans in Europe
Would you be willing to pay for Facebook? Meta may add a paid subscription option to Instagram and Facebook for users in Europe, according to The New York Times. The ad-free tier addresses European Union (EU) regulations that have diminished some of Meta’s most lucrative data-collection methods, but, the NYT…
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