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CDPR Fixes Cyberpunk 2077 1.5 PS4 Brick Bug But the Damage is Done (Again!)
Late last week CD Projekt Red released the latest 1.5 updates for Cyberpunk 2077 that, as its key highlight, finally brought the next-gen upgrade to the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. With it offering a number of bug fixes and general ‘improvements’ to the existing last-gen versions, however, a number…
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God Of War PC Devs Offer Workaround For “Out of Memory” Error
Despite the fact that it’s only January, God of War is already looking to potentially be one of the best PC games released this year. While receiving pretty much universal praise on Steam, however, a number of users have encountered a rather annoying issue. Namely, when they attempted to boot…
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Microsoft Confirms New ‘Y2K22’ Email Bug
I daresay that there are more than a few of you who remember the technological hysteria we saw when we were approaching the new millennium. Known as ‘Y2K’, for those of you who were too young to recall, it was basically a general fear that computer systems that were not…
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Facebook Launches New Oculus Quest Bug Bounty Program
Bug bounty programs have for many years represented an excellent means for software and hardware developers to attempt to discover any potential security flaws within their products. For those of you unaware of what these are, they effectively open up doors to hackers around the world to attempt to find…
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GTA Trilogy Patch 1.02 Brings Masses of Much Needed Fixes!
It’s been a little over a week now since the release of the GTA Trilogy, and I think it would be entirely fair to say that the launch condition of the games was unforgivably poor. Rushed, unfinished, and a late 2021 cash grab seem to sum up the majority of…
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GTA Trilogy Bug Allows you to Embiggen Your Car With Just a Little Wiggling!
It’s been nearly a week since the release of the GTA Trilogy. Well, 4 days if you include the PC version getting pulled for 48-hours due to a still unconfirmed issue with the files. The bottom line though is that despite this supposedly representing the ‘Definitive Edition’ of the original…
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Rockstar Games Somehow Manages to Cock Up Another PC Release!
Yesterday we saw the official release of the highly anticipated (and equally unexpected) GTA Trilogy. In reality, though, that statement has only turned out to be partially true. While it has been available to purchase on console, the PC version has been a bit more challenging. – Why? Well, in…
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AMD Ryzen Windows 11 Fix Out Now! – What You Need to Do!
Following the release of Windows 11 earlier this month, while the adoption of the new operating system hasn’t provided Intel users with any notable problems (at least none that I’ve heard of) I’m sure many of you are aware that the same can not be said for AMD Ryzen. Simply…
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Intel Alder Lake-S May Have Issues With Anti-Piracy Software
Before we go any further, we should point out that Alder Lake-S has not yet been released. In fact, if the recent leak is proven accurate, then it will be launched on October 27th, with general consumer availability coming on November 4th. Despite that still being a couple of weeks…
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Valve Pays Researcher $7,500 For Finding Unlimited Steam Wallet Bug
As you may be aware, many online companies offer bug bounty programs to people known as white hat hackers. The basic premise of this is that although they do their own in-house security testing (or at least they should), it’s often far more cost-effective and successful to simply open to…
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Microsoft Has Now Fixed the Printer Security Bug! (Probably)
In early July, it was revealed that a significant security flaw lay within practically every Windows 10 system. No, this isn’t anything particularly new, as many flaws have been identified in the operating system over the years. In terms of what it represented, however, this was likely one of the…
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Microsoft Confirms $13.6M Paid to Bug Bounty Hunters
For several years now, Microsoft has run one of the arguably most lucrative bug bounty hunting programs in the tech world. Put simply, if you know your way around code and think you’ve found a vulnerability within any program or software they’ve created, Microsoft will pay you to tell them…
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SSID Name Discovered Capable of Disabling Apple iOS Wifi
How creative are you with the name of your home network’s SSID? Invariably I tend to use ‘Tin Foil Hat Time’ or ‘Secret Nuclear Bunker’, but it can change depending on the mood I’m in. The short version is, most of the time, if you see a custom SSID network…
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Some PUBG PC Players Were Just Accidentally Banned!
Despite the fact that Call of Duty Warzone has stolen a lot of thunder away from PUBG in terms of the ‘battle royale’ genre, the latter is still an exceptionally popular title among many gamers. It seems, however, that following an update, a lot of PC players logged in to…
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AMD Confirms USB Problems with 500-Series Motherboards
Following the launch of the AMD 500-series motherboards, there has been something of a relatively quiet but consistent complaint from a number of users. Namely, for reasons unclear, some USB devices utilizing the platform would randomly disconnect. Something that would clearly represent a very vexatious problem. Well, it may have…
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