Massively on the GO: How to catch up in Pokemon GO for 2022
Despite my concerns about player safety in Pokemon GO, especially in terms of stalking and the anemic response to it by Niantic’s support, one of the...
NASA Space Telescope’s Golden Eye Reaches Full Deployment, So What’s Next?
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has reached a major milestone and has fully deployed its gold-coated mirror. But the telescope is still not quite ready to begin beaming back images of the early Universe.
Since the Christmas day launch of JWST, NASA has been systematically bringing individual systems on-line, to prepare the JWST
Google Exec Slams Apple iMessage Green Text For Peer Pressure, Bullying And Breaking Group Chat
It’s no secret that Google wants its own messaging standard to become just that across all mobile operating systems. The maker of the Android operating system has been trying to get Apple to buy into its Rich Communications System (RCS) for years. Now it’s accusing Apple of using peer pressure and bullying tactics to keep people locked in
Irony Strikes Canon As Chip Shortage Gimps Printer Ink Cartridge Supply Forcing DRM Bypass
It seems the chip shortage has claimed yet another victim. Canon has been sending out emails to its customers, letting them know that changes are coming to its ink and toner cartridges for multifunction printers (MFP).
It wasn’t too long ago that Canon made headlines concerning its printer ink and toner. Back in October of last year, the
The Stream Team: Planning on some pixelated piracy in Plunder Panic
When Plunder Panic was brought to our attention, MOP’s Chris was almost immediately intrigued by the whole thing. Retro-style arcade gaming? 2-D sprite graphics? A...
AMD: Ryzen 6000 ‘Rembrandt’ in AM5 for Desktop PCs, DDR5 Pricing Impacts Release Date
We spoke with AMD representatives about the impact of DDR5 pricing and scarcity on its next-gen processors for laptop and desktop PCs.
Raspberry Pi Detects Malware Using Electromagnetic Waves
A team from the Research Institute of Computer Science and Random Systems uses a Raspberry Pi to detect malware with electromagnetic waves.
Core i3-12100 Outperforms Ryzen 5 3600 in Gaming
A review just went out about the new Core i3-12100, showcasing gaming performance that beats AMD’s Ryzen 5 3600 CPU.
New World is extending its Winter Convergence event due to ‘fantastic turnout’
Are you among those players of New World who are enjoying the Winter Convergence event that went live last month? Are you going to be...
Semiconductor Shortage Forces Canon to Dump Toner Copy Protection Chips
The semiconductor supply crunch prompts Canon to supply chip-less toner carts to MFP customers, so the company explains how to bypass any non-genuine consumables warnings.