Currently, Chrome uses the certificate root store part of each operating system. Google plans to manage its own list of “approved” certificates from now on, similar to Firefox.
The PlayStation 5 DualSense Is A Revelation In ‘Astro’s Playroom’
A quick note to say we’re currently only allowed to discuss one stage of Astro’s Playroom, and the context of the DualSense working within the game in general, but even with these limitations, you get a pretty full understanding of just how huge the technology at work could be for […]
Ubisoft Hasn’t Asked ‘Watch Dogs 2’ Marcus Voice Actor To Make A Reappearance
Watch Dogs: Legion is the continuation of DedSec story, a tale about the organisation who is trying to use technology and hacking against major corporations and states when surveillance gets out of hand. Legion takes place in post-Brexit authoritarian London, but Watch Dogs and Watch Dogs 2 were a little […]
9 great reads from CNET this week
What science says about being happy, how your vote will actually be counted and why a NASA telescope has finally put to rest the question about water on the moon.
Sean Connery, first James Bond on the big screen, has died at 90
Though other notable actors have played Bond, many people consider Connery to be the definitive 007.
Roku Streambar review: Affordable TV sound, streaming upgrade
This tiny bar adds great 4K HDR streaming, and solid sound, to any TV.
Intel Iris Xe Max GPU arrives in 11th-gen mobile chips to boost gaming, creation
Intel’s first discrete graphics processing unit in quite a while comes out this week.
Uber and Lyft paid $400K to firm conducting ‘independent studies’ on Proposition 22
The ballot measure campaign has been touting studies that show data favorable to the gig economy companies, but how independent are they?
Starlink’s Terms of Service: ‘Recognize Mars as a Free Planet’
This is just the early preparation for SpaceX’s Mars colony.
Daylight saving time 2020: When we change our clocks and why
Reference article: Facts about daylight saving time.