World of Warcraft: Forever—returns to the spirit of 2004, trading end-of-the-world stakes for personal adventuring and connecting with friends. Following a successful beta test last month, World of Warcraft: Forever is now live for all active and returning subscribers
Somewhere in an alternate 1998, Nintendo shipped F-Zero on the Game Boy Color. We didn’t get that timeline — but Canadian developer Shane McCafferty just built the next best thing….
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Well, that didn’t take long — depending on your definition of long. Sixteen months after launch, the Nintendo Switch 2 has its first public software jailbreak, and the story of…
If your budget retro handheld has been gathering dust, this is your weekend project. MustardOS — the open-source Linux firmware better known to longtime tinkerers as muOS — just shipped…
Before we can colonize other worlds or send astronauts on journeys outside of our immediate interstellar backdoor we must first find a...
»full News StoryBefore we can colonize other worlds or send astronauts on journeys outside of our immediate interstellar backdoor we must first find a way to reuse spacecraft. This is the current…
>> full storyToday at their CES press event NVIDIA opened up their discussion of upcoming technologies with their recent investments in self driving cars. A special computer developed by NVIDIA called the…
>> full storyNETGEAR routers have again become the victims of a DNS monitoring exploit. Potentially affecting 11,000 Devices. Site thehackernews.com first posted about A Vigilante Hacker, who protected users by installing malware on…
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