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The Razer Huntsman Mini has faster Than Legacy Mechanical Switches: Razer Optical switches use light-based actuation, registering key presses at the speed of light (30% shorter actuation distance than other clicky switches at 1.5 millimeter) with satisfying, clicky feedback. It fully syncs with popular games, Razer hardware, Philips Hue, and gear from 30+ partners; supports 16.8 million colors on individually backlit keys. Dominate on a different scale with the Razer Huntsman Mini—a 60% gaming keyboard with cutting-edge Razer Optical Switches....

This Meta lawsuit is against three companies in particular This Meta lawsuit is against three companies in particular The tech giant has its eye on three companies (HeyMods, Highlight Mobi, and HeyWhatsApp), and they all develop unofficial WhatsApp apps for the Google Play Store. Not only that but they also release their apps onto third-party APK sites and their own websites. As you can imagine, this is the perfect way for bad actors to get your information....

It hasn’t been a good couple of years for the tech industry, as we’re still in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, this debilitating chip shortage, and the struggling global economy. Because of this, many people working at major tech companies are losing their jobs. Some companies needed to cut less than 100 people while some companies are rumored to have cut more than 1,000. Meta had to cut a fair number of staff members Meta had to cut a fair number of staff members...

Netflix is testing the ability to transfer profiles between accounts Netflix is testing the ability to transfer profiles between accounts This is why Netflix’s new test is something a lot of people will love. We can’t always rest assured that our data will be safe on one account. Maybe you’re using your friend’s account, and that friend decides to cancel. Maybe you’ve wracked up a ton of people on your account and you want them to get their own accounts....

What Netflix password-sharing crackdown are we talking about? What Netflix password-sharing crackdown are we talking about? Back in March, Netflix introduced a new policy in South and Central America to cut down on people sharing their passwords across different households. If a person wanted to split their account across different houses, the primary user would need to pay an extra fee. That was to discourage people from doing that. The company chose to target countries like Chile, Costa Rica, and Peru mainly because it doesn’t have a large presence in those markets....