With the incredible advancements in fiber optic technology, researchers have achieved a new record-breaking speed that allows for the download of the entire Netflix library in less than a second. This remarkable feat is made possible by a newly developed optical fiber featuring 19 cores, meticulously engineered to fit within Continue Reading
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Hundreds of Motherboards at Risk: Secure Boot Vulnerability Discovered
Take a moment to open up your desktop PC. No need to rush; I’ll wait. Have you had a look inside? Great. Do you spot a Gigabyte motherboard? Now, take a closer look beneath the CPU cooler. If you see an Intel processor from the 8th to the 11th generation Continue Reading
Cyberpunk 2077 Launches on Mac After Five-Year Wait
In 2025, the gaming landscape still presents challenges for Mac users. Despite having a centralized platform and access to numerous iOS apps and games, those who wish to play PC games on a Mac face significant disadvantages. There’s little room for playful banter here, yet it’s hard not to notice Continue Reading
Study Reveals Risks of Relying Solely on GPS Navigation: Potentially Fatal Consequences
The primary objective of the study is to enhance the safety of navigation systems to prevent tragic accidents. There are numerous instances where reliance on GPS has resulted in fatalities, particularly among tourists who strictly adhere to navigation instructions. Such scenarios have led to the term “death by GPS,” which Continue Reading
Stop Killing Games: Activists Challenge Major Gaming Companies
In recent years, major gaming companies like Electronic Arts and Ubisoft have faced backlash for canceling numerous games, leading to frustration among consumers and fans alike. Currently, around 1.3 million individuals have joined a consumer movement advocating for change in the gaming industry. A group known as Stop Killing Games Continue Reading
Call of Duty Suffers Major Hack, Leaving Game Offline Indefinitely
The online multiplayer shooter *Call of Duty: WWII* may not be the titan it once was, especially as games like *Fortnite, Minecraft,* and *Roblox* attract larger player bases. Still, it remains a significant title in the gaming community. Therefore, when reports emerge of hackers crippling an entire game, it certainly Continue Reading
Gmail’s New Feature Helps You Quickly Unsubscribe from Unwanted Spam
Google is rolling out an innovative feature in Gmail designed to empower users with better control over subscription emails in their inboxes. This new functionality allows users to unsubscribe directly from their email list by simply clicking an unsubscribe button, which sends a request to the respective sender. In addition, Continue Reading
FTC’s ‘Click to Cancel’ Rule Abolished: What It Means for Consumers
The new rule proposed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) generated widespread support, except from local gym owners and, notably, three federal judges. The rule aimed to allow the FTC to implement new regulations without extensive federal oversight if these rules were projected to have an economic impact of less Continue Reading
Intel’s Unison PC-to-Phone App Officially Shuts Down: What This Means for Users
Intel’s initiative to create a seamless connection between laptops and phones, known as Intel Unison, is set to be discontinued. The news came from Dell, which stated that the Intel Unison application will cease to function correctly and will not be available for download following June 30, 2025. Earlier this Continue Reading
Key Takeaway from Major Brother Printer Security Vulnerability
Recently, alarming news emerged for printer owners: over 689 Brother printer models are vulnerable to cyber attacks, along with 53 additional models from Fujifilm, Konica, Minolta, Ricoh, and Toshiba. This development adds to the ongoing frustrations that come with managing home printers. The situation is compounded by the existence of Continue Reading