Bits: The Byteside Blog
Google kicks app with 5.8M downloads for stealing Facebook logins
Photo editors, horoscopes, and fitness apps amongst the genres found to be intercepting Facebook login data across nine apps.
Even Katy Perry is getting in on NFTs. Can anything stop this?
Peer-to-peer video streaming slash blockchain company Theta is set to host Katy Perry NFTs as part of a new wave of "OMG who has an NFT now?"
Red Bull is turning minigames into an esport for your office
Get your work crew together to top the leaderboards at Task Master, Outbox Your Inbox or 100 Meeting Hurdles to win serious prizes.
27+ truly great tips on gaming for teenagers, by teenagers
We've just found the clearest tips yet for setting up healthy, positive gaming habits in any household. No scare tactics. Just great advice.
Want more Aliens? Like Legion? Boy is there a show on its way for you...
How do you make an Alien show that has nothing to do with Ripley but everything to do with what made the first films great? Noah Hawley knows.
Hearthstone heads East for the United in Stormwind expansion
Who ever thought shopping and crafting could fit into Hearthstone? Its designers did, and it's all happening in Stormwind.
Disney owning everything finally delivers us a Simpsons MCU crossover
Friends, are you ready for The Good, The Bart and The Loki? Now that Disney owns Marvel AND Fox it was only a matter of time.
The freedom to Sonos Roam: a review after two months usage
After using the Sonos Roam for two months, is it still good? And how does it compare to the more expensive Sonos Move?
Scientists discover Triassic era beetle perfectly preserved in dino-dung
It's 100 million years older than any insect we've seen before, all thanks to a scan on some fossilised Triassic era dinosaur droppings.
Slack just launched the best audio room concept yet with Slack Huddles
Putting simple, instant audio chat into Slack channels feels actually and deeply useful to getting things done in the virtual office.
Twitter launched the thing we've all been waiting for... some NFTs???
Yes, what we really needed Twitter to do was to make some NFT artworks – and not even make them tradeable for whoever gets them...
We have never seen atomic imagery in this kind of detail before
Using advanced ptychography, Cornell University researchers have captured a picoscale image 3x better than the best electron microscopy.
"Cold snap means it isn't real" and other climate change myths busted
It isn't "good for us", it won't fix itself, and weather isn't climate. We bust the big myths wheeled out again and again by deniers.
The Elder Scrolls VI is still in 'design phase', says Todd Howard
It's been two years since we got a very basic tease of the existence of The Elder Scrolls 6, but don't hold your breath for a release date.
Good Omens will bless us with a surprise second season!
BBC and Amazon will deliver more Crowley and Aziraphale, with the Gaiman-led sequel built on a brainstorm he and Pratchett had planned.
Pentagon report says UFOs can’t be explained – that really is a big deal
The big report has arrived, and with no clear explanations we don't have to say 'aliens' but we do have to take UFOs seriously.
Duolingo, the app that guilts you into studying languages, is about to IPO
The owl that keeps trying to remind you to work hard to achieve your goals is about to get an IPO cash injection.
Xbox Cloud Gaming: here's the list of countries in today's wider launch
A big update for xCloud gaming today, with Xbox announcing availability across 22 countries for Windows 10 PCs and Apple phones and tablets.
HyperX Alloy Origins 60 keyboard review: tenkeyless gorgeousness
The HyperX Origins 60 keyboard brings a convenient small form factor in a beautiful package with surprisingly little compromise.
Kerbal Space Program turns 10: inside the game's amazing evolution
The game with cute graphics and hardcore rocket physics is celebrating a decade of mindblowing space rocket fun and games.
