Category: Tech Made Simple

Sony finally reveals the details of Spartacus for PS Plus

Sony PlayStation Plus gaming controller

Sony has finally revealed its much-talked-about Spartacus update for PlayStation Plus. Sony currently has two subscription services: PlayStation Plus, which grants access to multiplayer gaming, some discounts, and a few free games a month, and PlayStation Now, which lets you play a back catalog of select PS4, PS3, and PS2 games either via cloud gaming […]

Netflix acquires Boss Flight, Expands Further into Gaming

Netflix has added another game developer to its ranks. The streaming company announced that it has acquired Boss Fight Entertainment, a mobile studio based in Texas. It’s the third game studio that Netflix has scooped up following the acquisition of Night School, the developer of Oxenfree, as well as Next Games, the team behind a Stranger […]

Apple reportedly has a 15-inch MacBook Air in the works

MacBook Air

It seems like everyone has been reporting on Apple’s upcoming MacBook Air redesign, but now new information suggests it may come in two sizes. According to Display Supply Chain Consultants’ latest quarterly report  (via 9to5Mac and AppleInsider), Apple is working on a 15-inch version of the laptop to sit alongside the 13-inch model, which may itself get a slightly […]

The Wolverine x Halo limited-edition “Master Chief” Boot Goes on sale Today

Wolverine Worldwide is collaborating with the developer of Halo to release a limited-edition boot inspired by the franchise’s iconic protagonist, the Master Chief. On Friday, Wolverine stated it is working with 343 Industries, developers of the blockbuster Halo franchise, to launch Wolverine x Halo: The Master Chief limited-edition boot collection. The collaboration and one-of-a-kind boot […]

If you’ve been Locked Out because you didn’t turn on Facebook Protect, You’re Not Alone

Early in March, a bunch of Facebook users got a mysterious, spam-like email titled “Your account requires advanced security from Facebook Protect” and telling them that they were required to turn on the Facebook Protect feature (which they could do by hitting a link in the email) by a certain date, or they would be […]

The UN plans to extend weather warning systems to everyone on the planet

The United Nations wants to make sure every person on Earth can receive early warnings ahead of disastrous weather events. It set a goal of hitting that target within five years in an announcement last week. Early warning systems are needed urgently to save lives as climate change makes extreme weather even worse, UN officials said. Such […]

CD Projekt Red announces a new Witcher game is in Development

CD Projekt Red has announced that it’s working on a brand-new Witcher game, which will “kick off a new saga for the franchise,” and the first new mainstream title in the series since The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was released all the way back in 2015, as reported by The Verge. The biggest news, however, […]

Epic donates two weeks of Fortnite proceeds for Ukraine Relief, and has already Raised over 36 Million

A new season of Fortnite has just launched, and developer Epic will be donating all of its proceeds from the first two weeks to Ukraine-related humanitarian efforts. The action will last from March 20th through April 3rd, and will include all “real-money purchases” in the game, which means purchased V-bucks, subscriptions, gifted battles passes, and […]

New Beta version of Microsoft Edge supports Xbox Cloud Gaming on Valve Steam Deck

Valve Steam Logo on screen with words Gaming, Community, Compatibility

Microsoft has just released a beta version of Microsoft Edge for the Steam Deck that includes full support. As The Verge reports, Microsoft says it has worked closely with Valve to get Xbox Cloud Gaming working on the Steam Deck. While Steam Deck users have been able to access the Xbox game streaming service, it […]

Ukraine becomes world’s first TikTok War

Russia’s invasion of Uraine is not the first social media war—but it is the first to play out on TikTok, as reported by WIRED. Images of unspeakable horrors supplanting the banality of status updates and selfies is nothing new. But the current conflict is a very different kind of social media war, fueled by TikTok’s […]