Aloys Detey is a console hacking writer at ModMy. He is primarily known for his gaming articles on a multitude of blogs and journals, but he is also a technology enthusiast who has been using Linux distros (mostly Arch) since he was 11 years old. You can find him ranting about all sorts of things on his Twitter account.
The Android Auto team recently rolled out a new feature for users to browse their full contact list from their car.
Guild Wars 2's ArenaNet was caught using a spyware to scan computers and detect cheating programs, deemed "not secure" by security analysts.
Samsung just launched a new phone in Korea that is marketed towards students and seniors who don't have the use for Internet connectivity.
This new piece of software will encrypt your desktop files using the .PUBG file extension, and you can decrypt them by just... playing PUBG.
Facebook just created a tool for users to check if their data was shared through a third-party app that sent their information to Cambridge Analytica
The team behind LineageOS are introducing their new SDK for developers, includes two new APIs for styles and profiles.
A team of researchers from the RWTH Aachen University of Germany found over 1,600 illegal files after analysis on the blockchain, including links to child pornography
U.S. President Donald Trump has just signed an executive order to ban the use of Venezuelan cryptocurrency "Petro" in the United States due to government involvement from Venezuela.
Google just released a list of all Android watches being updated and rebranded into Wear OS by Google.
The PS3Xploit team has just released their new set of tools for the PS3, also known as HAN. It includes compatibility for the previously unhackable Slim and Super Slim models of the console
Ubuntu is getting Zstd, a new compression algorithm from the guys at Facebook.
Intel is reportedly looking at ways to intervene with Broadcom's acquisition of Qualcomm, following threats to the company and making it the largest deal in the SoC market.
Developer uniseur has made it possible to play Fade to Black with a PSVita, with the help of the game engine's OpenGL port and some vitaGL.
VitaQuake II, the PSVita port of Quake II, has been updated to version 1.5. Includes vitaGL's 3D hardware acceleration and more
Wanle Cases just released an iPhone case that lets you play some of the most classic Game Boy video games.
TheFl0w just released the HENkaku homebrew enabler 3.65, giving access to all games that were released on 3.61 to 3.65 firmwares.
The Hackerloop collective successfully managed to create a prosthesis out of a Swarmfire Nerf blaster, 3D printing, a microchip and a bunch of electrodes.
Zer0xFF has shared in a blog post that he has been working on an implementation for OpenGL ES for hacked PS4s
This new "DDoS-style" technique would deny drug dealers access to their supply network
TheFlow releases Download Enabler v4 plugin for PS Vita, adds support for 3.65 and 3.67 firmwares. We are getting close to a release of HENkaku/taiHEN for firmware 3.65