Pre-2016 Bitcoin Wallets vulnerable to ‘Randstorm’ exploit
The integrity of Bitcoin wallets predating 2016 is under scrutiny, with a potential vulnerability that could jeopardize over $1 billion in cryptocurrency, as reported by …
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Nothing introduces blue bubble messaging for Android with Nothing Chats
In the contemporary digital landscape, the color of your messaging bubbles has become a surprisingly significant point of contention, particularly in the United States. The …
Deal Alert: Snag the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G for $25
The Samsung Galaxy A53, with its impressive features and affordable price, is making waves this holiday season. Best Buy has currently listed the Galaxy A53 …
Startup develops wearable for inducing lucid dreams
Imagine waking up in your dream, aware that you are dreaming yet able to control the narrative. This phenomenon, known as lucid dreaming, is experienced …
Chamberlain Group restricts third-party app use for smart garage openers
The Chamberlain Group, a leading manufacturer of garage door openers with brands like LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Merlin, and Grifco under its umbrella, has recently taken a …
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Nintendo announces planned live-action film adaptation of The Legend of Zelda
In an exciting development for fans of iconic video games, Nintendo Co., Ltd., the renowned Japanese multinational consumer electronics and video game company, has announced …
Peter Jackson resurrected the Beatles’ last song, “Now and Then,” with a little help from AI
The last song to feature all four original Beatles, “Now and Then,” has finally made its debut. Released on Thursday, with a music video directed …
New vulnerability in iOS 17 enables Bluetooth attacks
A new vulnerability has been discovered in iPhones that have been updated to iOS 17, making them susceptible to a Bluetooth attack. This attack, executed …
Microsoft removes Windows Maps and Movies & TV apps from new Windows 11 installations
Microsoft has reportedly removed the Windows Maps and Movies & TV apps from fresh installations of Windows 11, starting with Windows 11 Build 25987. This …
Gmail introduces new requirements for bulk senders
In the digital age, email has become a cornerstone of our daily communication, serving as a conduit for everything from job applications to heartfelt messages …