Month: August 2021
Chrome beta makes it easy to jump between search results
Google is announcing some new experiments available in the latest Chrome beta intended to make it easier to find things on the web and share interesting text. If you want to jump onto the Chrome beta to give these features a shot, download it here for your computer or here…
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Could the age of Zoom be over soon? Zoom
Shares in Zoom have dropped sharply despite the company recording encouraging financial results once again. The video conferencing giant’s share price fell by more than 11% in after-hours trading despite the comapny beating Wall Street’s predictions on revenue and EPS (earnings per share). What appeared to have triggered the sell…
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Final No Time To Die trailer drops, confirming James Bond’s imminent return James Bond in No Time To Die.
James Bond movie No Time To Die has received its final trailer – confirming the movie is on-course for a September 30 release internationally, and an October 8 release in the US. There are actually two different trailers doing the rounds for the movie: one for US audiences, and one…
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EA’s return to college football starts with a special event in Madden
While we still don’t know exactly when EA’s upcoming college football video game will be released, fans will be able to play college ball soon for a limited time thanks to a special “Campus Legends” event coming to Madden NFL 22’s arcade-y Superstar KO mode. The event, which begins Tuesday…
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QNAP says it is working on patches for OpenSSL bugs impacting its NAS devices security threat
Taiwanese storage manufacturer QNAP has acknowledged that some of its Network-Attached Storage (NAS) devices are impacted by the vulnerabilities reported by OpenSSL, though it is still to release a fix. According to the company, the OpenSSL security flaws tracked as CVE-2021-3711 and CVE-2021-3712, impact its devices that run its QTS,…
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The no-code movement: solving the skills shortage Person typing – using coding software
Transforming from geek-only activity in the 1980s, to high-demand, high-salary jobs paving the way for a digital age, programming and coding have evolved over the years from a niche interest to a core business driver. Just as the technology caused a boom in elite IT skills with complex technologies, it’s…
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