Brian Fagioli

3 weeks ago | betanews.com | Brian Fagioli

Nintendo has made a controversial change to its upcoming Switch 2 console by removing the option to select male or female when creating a Mii. Instead, users are presented with two vague “styles” that lack any clear reference to gender. The company hasn’t offered much explanation, but the decision is already fueling a growing backlash -- particularly from conservative gamers who see the move as yet another erasure of traditional identity.

3 weeks ago | betanews.com | Brian Fagioli

Let’s face it, folks. Power outages are no longer rare. Between heatwaves, hurricanes, and overloaded grids, losing electricity is just part of modern life now. That’s why Anker SOLIX has launched its new F3000 portable power station. This thing isn’t just for camping or tailgating. It’s made for real emergencies. And unlike some other solutions, it’s built to actually keep your fridge cold and your lights on. The F3000 delivers 3072Wh of capacity and up to 3600W of output.

3 weeks ago | betanews.com | Brian Fagioli

Chaos RAT is back and causing trouble on Linux and Windows systems. This open source remote access tool was once pitched as a legitimate way to manage computers remotely. Now, it is being used to spy on users, steal data, and possibly set the stage for ransomware. But in an ironic twist, attackers are now turning the tables and exploiting Chaos RAT itself.

3 weeks ago | betanews.com | Brian Fagioli

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3 weeks ago | betanews.com | Brian Fagioli

Wyze Bulb Cam turns any light socket into a home security system Here’s something you don’t see every day, folks: a lightbulb that doubles as a security camera. That’s exactly what Wyze is offering with its new Bulb Cam. Just screw it into a light socket and boom! You’ve got yourself a motion-activated lighting and a surveillance system in one. No wires, no batteries, no nonsense.