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Click here for my Idea List on Amazon! Nintendo's Switch is a versatile and fun gaming console perfect for the whole family. With its ability to connect to your TV for traditional console gaming and its portability for gaming on the go, it's no wonder the Switch remains a favorite among gamers. However, your Nintendo Switch purchase is just the beginning. To get the most out of your console and keep it protected, you’ll need some essential accessories. Here’s a list of must-have items every new Switch owner should consider: 1. Tempered Glass Screen Protector Protect Your Investment with Ease The Nintendo Switch’s touchscreen is prone to scratches and damage, especially when it’s on the go. A tempered glass screen protector is an essential first purchase to safeguard your console. Impact and Scratch Protection : Shields your screen from accidental drops, scratches, and smudges. If dr...

Perfect Gift Ideas for the Cord-Cutter in Your Life Searching for the perfect gift for a cord-cutter in your life? Whether it's for Christmas, a birthday, or any occasion, here are some fantastic gift ideas that cater to those who’ve ditched traditional cable and embraced streaming and free broadcast TV. Gifts Under $50 1. Over-the-Air TV Antenna Every cord-cutter should have an Over-the-Air (OTA) antenna to enjoy free, live local broadcasts. For those living in urban areas, a compact indoor antenna is a great choice. If your recipient is in a suburban or rural area, consider a larger outdoor antenna for better reception. Not sure if the antenna will work at their address? Use an online tool to check for available broadcast signals in their location. 2. Streaming Service Gift Cards Almost every major streaming service offers gift cards that can be used for new subscriptions or to extend existing ones...

Thank you for downloading our podcast! In this week's edition, we remind everyone there's a new Pokémon gaming coming, Stream unveils it's rumoured portable gaming console, Netflix plans to enter the gaming space and Mario 64 sets a new auction record! All my links: https://linktr.ee/salciampa Retro Gaming Tees: https://my-store-5586143.creator-spring.com/ Amazon Store Front: https://www.amazon.com/shop/thetechloft Twitter News Feed: https://www.twitter.com/thetechloft

Unveiling Hidden NES Game Techniques: Pushing the Limits of 8-Bit Hardware Unveiling Hidden NES Game Techniques: Pushing the Limits of 8-Bit Hardware The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) is often remembered as a pioneering force in the gaming industry. With its 8-bit graphics, limited memory, and basic processing power, it’s easy to underestimate the sheer ingenuity required to make the most out of the console's capabilities. Through clever programming and creative use of hardware, developers were able to produce mind-blowing effects that still captivate gamers and developers today. This article takes a deep dive into some of the most fascinating and hidden techniques that NES game developers used to push the hardware to its limits. Looking for retro games and hardware to experience these amazing techniques for yourself? Check out these vintage NES games and accessories on eBay . ...

TLP S2 Ep. 12: PS5 Production In Trouble, Possible PS5 Redsign & What Is Amazon Sidewalk? Yes, we are back again with more tech news. We have some serious updates on future production of Sony's PlayStation 5 and well as rumored possible design to combat production issues. Have you heard of Amazon Sidewalk? Sidewalk has been a project in the works since 2019 and beginning June 8th 2021, it was open for all to use in their Alexa app. Tune in for more details. As always, thank you for listening.

Can we trust TOR?? Hacker Controlled Up to 27% of Tor Network to Steal Cryptocurrency. The article briefly discusses how a hack from Moscow took control of roughly 27% of the TOR network to steal cryptocurrency. Control lasted 16 months by attacking visitors of cryptocurrency websites. While redirecting traffic from cryptocurrency websites, SSL was striped decreasing data security from HTTPS to HTTP. Attacks began January 2020 and by February 2021, the volume of infrastructure created has reached 27% of the total volume of the Tor network. TOR was in the lead position for securing over the internet but users have been increasingly complaining about technical holes in the Tor security system. Source | https://utopia.fans/networks/hacker-controlled-tor-network-to-steal-cryptocurrency/

In this episode of The Tech Loft Podcast, we cover the winning of Sony and Microsoft in the gaming sector, Signal subpoenaed for user data it doesn't collect, Virginia bans use of facial recognition and telecom provider KPN in the Netherlands has concerns that China can spy on mobile customers.