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Here are the games getting next-gen upgrades on PS5 and Xbox Series X

Here are the games getting next-gen upgrades on PS5 and Xbox Series X Grand Theft Auto V If any game could takeSkyrim‘s place in my “Really? You’re releasing thatagain?” slot, it’d probably be this one, as this will be thethirdgeneration of consoles for this game. I’m not sure if any game has been released on that many different systems. It was absurd that this, of all games, should be the first thing they showed at the PS5 reveal event....

Here are the most common passwords of 2021, is yours on the list?

If you use “123456”, “password” or “qwerty” as a password, you’re probably aware that you’re leaving yourself vulnerable to hackers. But you’re also not alone – these are three of the top ten most common passwords around the world, according to anew report. In partnership with independent researchers, password management service NordPass compiled millions of passwords into a dataset to determine the 200 most commonly used passwords around the world in 2021....

Here are TNW’s favorite phones of 2020

Here are TNW’s favorite phones of 2020 [INSERT END OF YEAR REFERENCE] Google Pixel 5 The Pixel 5 is not the phone I would have expected to put on this list a few months ago, yet here we are. Google made the unusual choice of bumping down the processor and avoiding gimmicky features to just make a phone that does almost everything right. It performs smoothly thanks to optimized software, the camera is excellent, and the battery lasts forever....

Here come the Twitter ads…from accounts you don’t follow

It wasn’t long ago thatTwitter announcedit would start showing ads from accounts that you follow. So if you are a big fan of Jet Blue or some other brand, ads that they bought might get pushed up into your stream. It appears, given some news fromAll Things D, that you’re about to start seeing ads from accounts that you don’t follow as well. The ads are slated to appear when you are “like” the follower of a brand....

Here comes Trump’s TRUTH: A tech forecast for the future of conservative social media

It’s 2016. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are standing across from one another on stage as NBC’s Lester Holt prepares to kick off the first of four presidential debates. The event starts off per tradition, and the first few moments are filled with pleasantries and introductions. But then Trump answers the first official question. The crowd is stunned by what they hear. Trump’s dropped all pretense and said he’s going to “build a wall” and that “Mexico is going to pay for it....