Business cards were already overdue for obsolescence when the pandemic hit. Now, we’re not even shaking hands. Exchanging physical business cards is definitely out for now.
Spooks called in as cyberattacks again halt NZ stock exchange
New Zealand’s spy agency has been brought in to help fight back against cyberattacks that crippled the country’s stock exchange for a fourth straight day on Friday.
Chinese consumers could boycott Apple if US bans WeChat: ministry warns
Chinese consumers could boycott Apple if the United States bans WeChat, China’s foreign ministry spokesman warned Friday, as the clock ticks down on a US order to block the popular social app.
Galaxy Note 20 ongoing review: How Samsung’s smaller, $1,000 phone stacks up so far
The Note 20 has a plastic backing, different screen and different camera specs compared to the $1,300 Note 20 Ultra. Does it truly make a difference?
Best robot vacuum for 2020: iRobot Roomba, Electrolux, Neato, Eufy and more
Choosing the right robot vacuum is tough, so we put popular models from Electrolux, iRobot, Neato, Eufy, Ecovacs and more to see which ones are the best.
‘Fall Guys’ Season Two Revealed And There Be Dragons
Season two of Fall Guys brings a string of new stages and costumes that feature knights, wizards, and dragons, and, as you might expect they’re all cute as heck. You can see them all on show in the trailer below:
New ‘Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga’ Trailer Confirms 2021 Delay
The trailer shows off the famous brick-brand’s inimitable takes on Star Wars movies one to nine, from The Phantom Menace to The Rise of Skywalker, and is – as expected – a very chuckle-worthy watch. Give it your eyes, below.
Kevin Mayer didn’t sign up for whatever happens to TikTok
Kevin Mayer is out as TikTok’s CEO less than four months after taking the job. While his resignation comes in the middle of ongoing political turmoil brought on by the Trump administration, his decision to leave likely has less to do with politics and more to do with his own […]
Commander takes its turn as Australia’s most complained about telco
The Vocus brand has finally cracked the 20 complaints per 10,000 services barrier.