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Nintendo Delays Switch 2 Pre-Orders in Canada

Nintendo has delayed pre-orders for its upcoming Switch 2 console in Canada, citing a desire to align with pre-order timing in the US. The company stated that pre-orders won’t begin on April 9, 2025, as previously announced, due to the potential impact of tariffs. In recent days, US President Donald Trump imposed a 10% tariff … Read more

Razer Pauses US Sales Due to China Tariffs

Razer’s new Blade 16 laptop is no longer available for purchase in the US due to recent tariffs imposed on Chinese and Taiwanese goods. The company paused its direct sales in the country after April 1st, when the tariffs took effect. The configurator for preordering the Blade 16 was removed from its website, and customers … Read more

Tesla Shares Hit 9.2% Lows as Global Sell-Off Intensifies

Tesla’s stock price plummeted by 9.2% to $217.41, falling below a predicted low by US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who said it “never be this cheap again”. The decline came amid a broader global sell-off in equity markets. Just days earlier, Lutnick had advised viewers to buy Tesla stock during an interview on Fox News. … Read more

Northern Lights to Appear Tuesday Night in Alaska and Canada

A mild aurora light show is expected to appear in the northernmost states on Tuesday night, according to a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) forecast. The predicted Kp index of 3 indicates “more auroral activity” that can be viewed from the right vantage point. Tuesday’s forecast will primarily affect Alaska and Canada, with parts … Read more

Google Patches Critical Android Zero-Day Flaws

Google has released an update for Android that fixes two zero-day flaws, which have been exploited in real-world scenarios by hackers. The two vulnerabilities, CVE-2024-53197 and CVE-2024-53150, were identified by Amnesty International and Google’s Threat Analysis Group. One of the patched vulnerabilities was found to be used by local authorities against a Serbian student activist … Read more

CalDigit TS5 and TS5 Plus Thunderbolt Docks Announced

CalDigit has unveiled its next-generation Thunderbolt docking stations, the TS5 and TS5 Plus, designed to deliver a significant boost in connectivity for Mac and PC users. Both docks leverage Thunderbolt 5 technology, which doubles the bandwidth of previous generations. The TS5 features 15 ports, including four high-speed Thunderbolt 5 connections, two USB-A 3.2 Gen 2 … Read more

Varnish Cache Server Returns Access Denied Error

A recent issue with a Varnish cache server has resulted in an “Access Denied” error for users. The problem is related to a specific cache identifier, which is causing the server to deny access. The exact error code is 54113, and it’s being displayed along with details about the cache server, including its version number. … Read more

Switch 2 Timed Exclusives Signal Nintendo’s Changing Strategy

Nintendo is shifting its strategy by making exclusive titles available on both its new handheld console and PC platforms. The sequel to Supergiant Games’ popular Hades, Hades II, will be a timed exclusive for the first Switch and Switch 2. This move comes as a surprise, given Nintendo’s history of limiting games to one platform. … Read more

Mortgage Rates Plummet Again Amid Economic Concerns

Mortgage rates took a sharp drop last week but rebounded this week, wiping out the gains from the previous decline for homebuyers. The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose to 6.85%, its highest level in over a month. The sudden reversal was largely due to a decrease in economic fears following discussions of global tariff negotiations and … Read more