John Shirley

LeBron James Legal Team Moves to Halt Viral AI Pregnancy Videos LeBron James’ legal representatives have taken action against the spread of AI-generated videos featuring the NBA icon. Reports indicate that a law firm representing James issued a cease and desist letter to the creator of an AI platform that enabled Discord users to produce […]

Elden Ring Nightreign Introduces Two-Player Co-Op Mode in Upcoming Patch FromSoftware’s Elden Ring Nightreign is set to receive a major update on July 30, introducing a highly requested two-player co-op mode. Previously, the game only supported solo play or three-player expeditions, leaving duos without an option. The new Duo Expeditions mode will be part of

Meta to Halt Political Ads in the EU Over New Transparency Rules Meta has announced it will stop allowing political advertising on its platforms in the European Union starting October 2025, citing the EU’s new transparency regulations as unworkable. The company described the decision as difficult but necessary due to what it called significant operational

Brave Browser and AdGuard Take Stand Against Microsoft Recall Over Privacy Concerns The Brave web browser and the ad-blocking service AdGuard have announced they will block Microsoft Recall by default, citing serious privacy risks. Recall, an AI-powered feature in Windows 11, captures and stores everything displayed on a user’s screen, raising alarms among privacy-focused software

Apple’s iOS 26 Beta Preview: Liquid Glass, Genmoji, and More The latest developer betas of Apple’s upcoming software updates are here, and after spending time with iOS 26, Liquid Glass, and other new features, we have some early impressions. Hosts Cherlynn Low and Mat Smith share their thoughts on what iPhone users can expect later

New Jersey Joins Growing List of States Adopting Digital Driver’s Licenses New Jersey residents can now store their driver’s licenses on their smartphones after Governor Phil Murphy signed a law enabling digital IDs. The state joins more than a dozen others that have already implemented similar programs. The new law also extends to non-driver identification

Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Review: A Major Upgrade with AI and Health Features The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 is here, and it brings a fresh design, AI-powered features, and new health metrics that make it one of the best smartwatches Samsung has released in years. After spending time with it, I can confidently say it’s

Best Mint Alternatives for Budgeting in 2025 As a long-time Mint user, I was disappointed when Intuit announced it would shut down the popular budgeting app in late 2023. Mint made it easy to track accounts, monitor credit scores, and set financial goals. With Mint gone, I tested several alternatives to find the best replacement.

Intel Plans Major Workforce Reduction Amid Restructuring Efforts Intel has revealed more details about its upcoming job cuts and business changes while reporting its second-quarter earnings. Earlier reports in April suggested the company could slash around 20 percent of its workforce as part of a restructuring plan. Now, Intel has confirmed it expects to reduce

Apple Releases iOS 26 Public Beta: Here’s the Full List of Compatible iPhones A wave of new features is coming to iPhones this fall with the launch of iOS 26, marking a significant update over last year’s release. The standout change is the Liquid Glass design, Apple’s biggest visual overhaul in years, offering a fresh