If you're having trouble with some websites and apps at the minute, you’re far from the only one. Amazon Web Services (AWS), which powers
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‘Ready Player Two’ author is going on a virtual book tour in ‘Roblox’
Real book tours aren’t practical during a pandemic, but the virtual kind might suit at least one author very nicely. Ernest Cline is showcasing
Hackers tricked GoDaddy into helping attacks on cryptocurrency services
GoDaddy’s 2020 security woes aren’t over. KrebsOnSecurity has found that hackers tricked GoDaddy employees into handing ownership or control of multiple cryptocurrency services’ web
Disney ‘Peter Pan,’ ‘Pinocchio’ remakes may skip theaters in favor of streaming
Disney’s shift toward streaming could have a dramatic effect on some of its highest-profile releases. Deadline sources understand the company is considering releasing live-action
Flash content like Homestar Runner lives on in the Internet Archive
Mere weeks before Adobe’s planned end of support date for Flash, the Internet Archive has come in to save everyone’s favorite mid-aughts plugin and
Chrome for M1 Macs is available again after being pulled last night
The Apple Silicon version of Google Chrome is once again available to download. On Tuesday, you could briefly download it before Google pulled the
Uber’s expanded rewards program offers Apple Music and HBO Max perks
Uber’s rewards program is becoming much more flexible than it was back in 2018. The ride- and food-ordering company has overhauled the program to
Turkey orders Google to change its online ad strategy
Google is facing yet another fine for allegedly abusing its search ad clout, although the financial punishment this time is less serious than its
Netflix orders ‘Space Force’ season 2 at an awkward moment
Most streaming show renewals are expected or even humdrum affairs, but not this one. Hollywood Reporter and Variety have both revealed that Netflix has
Google Fiber adds Sling TV as its latest streaming option
Back in February, Google stopped offering new customers the option to add conventional TV service to their internet package. It made up for the
