Patelco confirms thousands of customers hit in ransomware attack
Many Patelco customers may have had their sensitive data taken, company confirms.
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AI: The catalyst for career transformation
Matti Yahav the CMO of the global freelance platform, Fiverr discusses traditional employment structures are evolving rapidly, driven by the rise of AI and flexible work trends.
Pro
Apple’s iPhone 16 launch event – 5 things we expect and 3 things we don’t
We detail five things we expect to see at Apple’s upcoming September event, and three things we don’t.
iPhone, Phones
Our favorite little-known value projector brand just launched an affordable UST laser beamer for up to 150 inches
This ultra-short throw projector’s capable of a 100-inch image from just nine inches away, and it’s capable of projecting images up to 150 inches.
Projectors, Televisions, Home Theater
Red Hat makes OpenStack services available on OpenShift in major open source cloud boost
Red Hat has announced the general availability of OpenStack Services and OpenShift integration for enterprises.
Pro
Samsung promises free updates for its TVs for 7 years, fixing one of their biggest issues
Samsung has revealed that it will commit to 7 years worth of upgrades to its Tizen smart TV platform – a long awaited announcement
Televisions
Samyang’s world-first ‘optical exchange’ autofocus lens might be the most innovative optic I’ve seen in years
The Remaster Slim is a tiny autofocus lens housing for Sony that lets you swap out just the optical elements for different looks.
Camera Lenses, Cameras
Microsoft improves Windows 11 Start menu, with no new ads in sight – and there’s a bonus for the lock screen in latest preview
A new option for a Category view in the Start menu’s list of apps is a welcome change, if it emerges from testing.
Windows, Computing, Software
Apple is getting a new CFO — could this bring changes for its future releases?
After a decade as CFO, Apple’s Luca Maestri is to hand the reins to Kevan Parekh, who will take over from 2025.
Pro
HP 325 FHD webcam: A budget-friendly choice with solid image quality
A 1080p webcam with reasonable video quality and a single microphone array. TechRadarRead More
Scuf Nomad review: a solid mobile controller that struggles to stand out
The Scuf Nomad is a decent option if you’re looking for a Bluetooth alternative to the likes of the Backbone One, but doesn’t really offer enough else to stand out in the crowded mobile controller market. TechRadarRead More
Pixel 9 Pro XL owners are reporting issues with wireless charging and video tilt
Phone launches can come with bugs attached – and that seems to be the case with the Pixel 9 Pro XL.
Google Pixel Phones, Phones
BioWare reveals more about Dragon Age: The Veilguard’s companions and their combat abilities
BioWare has offered new insight into Dragon Age: The Veilguard’s seven companions ahead of the game’s October launch.
Consoles & PC, Gaming
Windows 11 24H2 could be a mind-blowing gift for AMD Ryzen 7000 CPU owners – we’re talking a generational uplift for gaming performance
Got an AMD Ryzen 7000 or 9000 chip? Then you’ll want to pounce on the Windows 11 24H2 update when it emerges.
CPU, Computing, Computing Components
Nothing CEO slammed for forcing staff to work in the office five days a week or be fired
Return to the office five days per week or find another job: the ultimatum given to 450 Nothing employees.
Pro
Security flaw in top GPS system could have left users open to attack
Traccar 5 flaw allowed crooks to upload malicious files and take over the system, but the bug was fixed in April.
Security, Pro
Black Ops 6 beta start date and how to get access
Call of Duty Black Ops 6’s open beta begins very soon indeed. Here’s how to get access, and when it starts.
Gaming