Articles by RJ Pierce
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Some Classic 'Elder Scrolls' Games Are Free On Steam Right Now
Two 'Elder Scrolls' games from the old days, 'Arena' and 'Daggerfall,' are free on Steam right now. So grab them when you get the chance.
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Self-Driving Cars Are Still Considered Too Dangerous By Americans - Here's The Truth
Self-driving cars are still not too appealing to most Americans due to perceived safety issues. But are they right?
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Latest Bored Ape NFT Heist Nets Hackers $3 MILLION In Tokens
A Bored Ape NFT heist saw hackers make off with around $3 million worth of tokens via a deceptively simple phishing scam.
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'Overwatch 2' Beta System Requirements Revealed - Can Your PC Run It?
The 'Overwatch 2' beta is close, but it's only available for PC at the moment. Here's the hardware you need to try out.
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#TechCEO: Kraken Boss Jesse Powell And His Goal To Make Crypto Investing And Trading Easier
Kraken CEO Jesse Powell made it a mission to simplify crypto trading and investing, and it's paying dividends for both him and so many other folks.
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'Assassin's Creed' Dev Ubisoft Could Be Next In Line To Go On Sale
'Assassin's Creed' could very well be owned by a different company soon, if reports of a potential Ubisoft buyout are to be believed.
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TikTok Is Becoming A MAJOR Hub Of FAKE Videos About The Ukraine Crisis
TikTok's reputation as a hub of fake news is still growing, according to a recent analysis by a misinformation watchdog.
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Full-Size Self-Driving Bus Takes To Scottish Roads In UK First
A self-driving bus considered to be the UK's first full-size one (not a minibus) will finally take the road in Scotland in a landmark test.
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How Vulnerable Are You To A Cyberattack? Here's How To Know
A cyberattack can happen to anyone, including you. But you might be unknowingly doing things that make you vulnerable.
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A Man Uses His AirTags Coupled With A PowerPoint To Ask An Airline For His Lost Luggage
AirTags can be used for certain things. But they're now helping a man from the UK find his luggage that was lost by an airline.
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'Halo Infinite' Campaign Co-Op Slated For August Launch According To 2022 Roadmap
'Halo Infinite' campaign co-op now has a definitive release window: August 2022, according to 343 Industries.
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HBO, HBO Max Experiences 13 Million Subscriber Boom Last Year In Wake Of Netflix's Struggles
Both HBO and HBO Max have earned around 13 million new subscribers last year, as Netflix struggles to keep their customers happy.
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'Star Wars' Game From 'Uncharted' Creator Is Actually A Revival Of A Canceled Project
New 'Star Wars' game from Amy Hennig, the creator of 'Uncharted,' is apparently a revival of the canceled Project Ragtag.
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New AMD-Powered Gaming Laptops From Dell, Alienware Launched
New AMD-equipped gaming laptops from Dell and its subsidiary Alienware have been launched. Which one is good for you?
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New Lincoln EV Is Being Billed As A 'Spa On Wheels'
Lincoln introduced their newest EV concept, the Star, and its amenities basically make it a rolling spa.
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'Overwatch 2' Delays Are 'Upsetting, Annoying' Devs
'Overwatch 2' has suffered from several delays, and it's not doing the members of the dev team any favors.
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When Is Hacking Good? A Closer Look At 'Ethical Hacking' In Cybersecurity
Hacking almost always gets associated with something criminal, but there's a good side to it. The word "hacking" conjures so many negative connotations, and that's understandable.
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Microsoft Already Tried Buying Activision Blizzard In The Past, According To Former Xbox VP
Microsoft's $68.7 billion buyout of Activision Blizzard last year was actually not the first time the former tried to buy the game developer/publisher.
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Netflix Says It Is 'Open' To Lowering Prices Via An Ad-Supported Subscription
Netflix has said it is open to lowering prices if they introduce an ad-supported subscription plan. Netflix may have increased its prices for subscription plans across the board, but they might be open to lowering them again.
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Nintendo Gets Accused Of Being Anti-Union
Nintendo is the latest big-name video game company to be accused of anti-unionization practices. A complaint reently filed with the United States National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has accused Nintendo, long a bastion of avoiding major legal issues, of being anti-union.
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Netflix Loses Roughly 200k Subscribers, Misses Their Q1 2022 Target
Netflix reported that it has lost around 200,000 subscribers, meaning it missed its Q1 2022 target of gaining 2.5 million new ones.
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New Twitter Scam Involves Hacking Verified Accounts To Post Fake NFT Links
Twitter's verified accounts are being hijacked into sharing malicious NFT links, according to a new report.
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AMD's RX 6650 XT Is Just A Tiny Upgrade Over The RX 6600 XT According To Leaked Specs
AMD's RX 6650 XT has had its specs leak out, and the info looks to be quite underwhelming for the RDNA 2 refresh.
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Offshore Wind Turbine Farm In Rhode Island Hasn't Harmed The Local Fish Population: Study
A wind turbine farm in Rhode Island, which is the US' first offshore wind farm, has proven to be perfectly safe for the local fish population.
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Legendary 'Elden Ring' Player 'Let Me Solo Her' Is Now Immortalized In A Mod
An 'Elden Ring' mod is immortalizing the legendary player 'Let Me Solo Her' as a spirit summon.
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Apple Users Warned By MetaMask Over Potential Phishing Attacks Via iCloud
Apple users of the crypto wallet MetaMask have been warned to disable their iCloud backups due to a fatal security flaw.
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Intel's Arc A770 GPU Is As Fast As An RTX 2070 In OpenCL
Intel's Arc A770 graphics card has been spotted in an OpenCL benchmark, performing around as good as an RTX 2070.
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SETI Institute Gets Much-Needed Boost In Its Hunt For Otherwordly Transmissions
The SETI Institute has announced a partnership that will give its efforts in looking for extraterrestrial messages a much-needed boost.
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Square Enix Is Still Not Giving Up On Blockchain Tech Amidst Gamer Backlash
Square Enix president Yosuke Matsuda is still hopeful that gamers will accept NFTs. Square Enix is still hopeful that play-to-earn, blockchain games are in the future for them, despite massive backlash from gamers.
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Internet Users Are Getting Scared Of Their Online Presence, According To A Recent Survey
NordVPN surveyed internet users about what they think of their online presence, and the results are telling.
