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Nvidia GeForce Now Game Streaming Just Got Support for Apple’s M1 Chips

While Apple is still working on its big two-year transition to homegrown Apple chips, even in these early days software developers are already porting their apps over, with Nvidia having just added support for M1 Macs to its GeForce Now game streaming client. Last spring, Nvidia rolled out support for GeForce Now on iPhones and…

Tech News Sam Rutherford

Court Orders Tim Cook to Sit for 7-Hour Deposition in Epic Case

Some not-so-great legal news for Apple. For starters, a judge has concluded that Apple CEO Tim Cook should sit for a seven-hour deposition in the upcoming case against Epic Games. Second, Apple’s attempt to subpoena Samsung in the case has also been denied. Womp womp. According to court documents, Epic Games wanted to depose Cook…

Tech News Victoria Song

WhatsApp Is Now Using Its Version of Stories to Convince Users It’s Committed to Their Privacy

As many of you probably already know, WhatsApp’s announcement on the changes to its privacy policy confused and angered a lot of people, who were given the impression that the messaging app would begin sharing their personal data with its parent company, Facebook. Since then, WhatsApp has been running up and down trying to reassure…

Social Media Jody Serrano

Google Suspended Federated Chat App Element for Allegedly Hosting Abusive Content

Google temporarily yanked Element’s Android chat app from the Play Store this week for allegedly hosting abusive content. The decision’s particularly baffling given that Element is only a client for the federated chat protocol Matrix and not a service in and of itself. Meaning that Element can (and does) moderate its own servers, but has…

Tech News Alyse Stanley

This Rare, Working Apple-1 Computer Can Be Yours if You Have $1.5 Million Lying Around

If you ever wanted to own a piece of computer history, now is your chance. There is currently what’s billed as a working Apple-1, a model from the first line of computers launched by the company in 1976, up for sale on eBay. It’s not exactly cheap though, and will set you back a good…

Tech News Jody Serrano

30% of ‘SolarWinds’ Hacking Victims Did Not Actually Use SolarWinds Software, Feds Say

The hacker group behind the ongoing SolarWinds scandal found other ways to intrude on U.S. firms and public agencies than just compromising the titular software company. In fact, nearly a third of the victims of the hack—approximately 30%—have no connection to SolarWinds at all, said a senior federal security official this week. Brandon Wales, acting…

Privacy & Security Lucas Ropek

Spotify Could One Day Recommend Songs Based on How Your Voice Sounds

Spotify’s powerful algorithm makes finding music you like a breeze. But what if it could recommend music based on how you sound? That’s the idea proposed in a patent Spotify was recently granted (reported by Pitchfork), which outlines potential uses for this kind of technology. The patent details a concept for using audio signals—your voice, background…

Internet Catie Keck

Tim, It’s Pronounced Facebook

It’s been a big day in privacy land for Apple, but among a flurry of privacy-related announcements from the Cupertino-based company, the juiciest was perhaps a speech by CEO Tim Cook at CPDP 2021. In the roughly 15-minute opening keynote, Cook took several, savage potshots at a certain social media company that might be gearing…

Tech News Victoria Song

Discord Gives WallStreetBets Another Chance and Offers Help

From the flaming ashes of the GameStop stock clusterfuck, the WallStreetBets Discord group returns from the dead. It’s been a rough morning for anyone trying to get rich by pouring money into garbage stocks. Over the last week or so, we’ve seen a remarkable run on stocks like GameStop, AMC, and BlackBerry that has sent…

Tech News Rhett Jones

It Looks Like Facebook Might Be Gearing Up for a Big Antitrust Battle with Apple

While it might seem ridiculous for Facebook to accuse any other company of having monopolistic tendencies, apparently the social media giant has spent the past several months preparing for an antitrust lawsuit against Apple. According to a new report from the Information, with the help of outside legal counsel, Facebook has been putting together an…

Social Media Sam Rutherford

See Which Apps Are Using Your Camera, Microphone, and Location

Protecting your privacy in the modern age isn’t easy, with everything from app labels to online cookies to think about, but knowing what the apps on your devices are up to has to be one of your top priorities—and in particular, you’ll want to know which apps are using the camera, the microphone, and the…

Gadgets David Nield

Facebook Once Again Pledges to Depoliticize Facebook

After initially pledging not to recommend civic and political groups to its users, but then sort of continuing to do that anyway, Facebook once again affirmed its commitment to reducing the amount of political content that users see on Wednesday. During a fourth-quarter earnings call with analysts, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg doubled down on the…

Tech News Brianna Provenzano

Intel Launches Its First Desktop Graphics Cards in More Than 20 Years

It’s been more than 20 years since Intel released its last desktop graphics card, the Intel740, but as of yesterday the company is officially back in the discrete GPU game. Intel teamed up with Asus and a few other graphics cards partners to release its Iris Xe desktop GPUs for system builders who want to…

Gadgets Joanna Nelius

Alexa Can Now Bark Like a Dog to Scare People Away When You’re Not at Home

You typically use Amazon’s Alexa to play music, provide weather forecasts, and respond to other household requests. But Alexa just got a somewhat unusual new skill: the ability to bark like a dog. Alexa’s newfound gruff comes by way of Alexa Guard Plus, which is a new subscription service launching this week from Amazon to…

Commerce Sam Rutherford

DeskStand Is a Neat Standing Desk Solution That Isn’t Heinous

When space is limited and corners of your home have to be multi-functional, consider a standing desk converter that can easily break down to be stored out of sight. I’m a big fan of one such standing desk solution I’ve been testing for the last couple of weeks from a Cape Town-based outfit called DeskStand.…

Gadgets Catie Keck

Garmin’s Tiny Lily Smartwatch Doesn’t Need All This Pandering Women-Centric Branding to Be Good

Often, when I show off a new smartwatch I’m testing to my gal pals, they inevitably crinkle their noses. “It’s…so big. And ugly,” they say. “I’d never wear something like that.” It’s something I’ve harped about in many a smartwatch review, a plea from the small-wristed among us for a wearable that doesn’t leave us…

Gadgets Victoria Song

Firefox 85 Ditches Flash and Boosts Privacy Protections

Do you hear that? It’s the last dying breaths of Adobe Flash, which might finally be rendered obsolete by Mozilla’s release of Firefox 85 on Tuesday. Up until now, Firefox had been the last of the old guard to support Flash. Apple first dissed the software in 2010 by banning it from iPhones and then…

Tech News Brianna Provenzano

Plex’s New Atari Retro Arcade Subscription Looks Awesome

Plex just added a new subscription tier to its live TV and media streaming services: Plex Arcade, a cloud gaming service like Amazon Luna and Google Stadia, but focused entirely on retro arcade games. The streaming company partnered with Parsec, another streaming company know for cloud gaming, to build a library filled with Atari classics…

Internet Joanna Nelius

One Dimensional Pong Is Still Surprisingly Challenging

Forty-eight years after its debut, despite its antiquated two-dimensional graphics and gameplay, Pong remains a fun and challenging video game. But what happens when you strip it down to just a single dimension? Mirko Pavleski still managed to come up with a way to make 1D Pong a challenge when battling someone head to head.…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski

Error 404: The Internet Broke

A strange outage is impacting internet users in the Northeast U.S. It’s not entirely clear what is going on, but it sure is annoying. Around noon on Tuesday, outage reports began pouring in, according to DownDetector, which tracks online service outages. But it’s not limited to one company; users reported issues with Comcast, Google, Zoom,…

Tech News Andrew Couts

Nvidia GeForce Now Game Streaming Just Got Support for Apple’s M1 Chips

Court Orders Tim Cook to Sit for 7-Hour Deposition in Epic Case

WhatsApp Is Now Using Its Version of Stories to Convince Users It’s Committed to Their Privacy

Google Suspended Federated Chat App Element for Allegedly Hosting Abusive Content

This Rare, Working Apple-1 Computer Can Be Yours if You Have $1.5 Million Lying Around

30% of ‘SolarWinds’ Hacking Victims Did Not Actually Use SolarWinds Software, Feds Say

Spotify Could One Day Recommend Songs Based on How Your Voice Sounds

Tim, It’s Pronounced Facebook

Discord Gives WallStreetBets Another Chance and Offers Help

It Looks Like Facebook Might Be Gearing Up for a Big Antitrust Battle with Apple

See Which Apps Are Using Your Camera, Microphone, and Location

Facebook Once Again Pledges to Depoliticize Facebook

Intel Launches Its First Desktop Graphics Cards in More Than 20 Years

Alexa Can Now Bark Like a Dog to Scare People Away When You’re Not at Home

DeskStand Is a Neat Standing Desk Solution That Isn’t Heinous

Garmin’s Tiny Lily Smartwatch Doesn’t Need All This Pandering Women-Centric Branding to Be Good

Firefox 85 Ditches Flash and Boosts Privacy Protections

Plex’s New Atari Retro Arcade Subscription Looks Awesome

One Dimensional Pong Is Still Surprisingly Challenging

Error 404: The Internet Broke

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