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 This week's best deals include huge savings on Samsung's popular monitors, 40 percent off Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps for new subscribers, and more. In terms of Apple devices, the best all-around deal this week is on the M3 iMac, which is seeing $150 discounts on multiple models.
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Warner Bros. Discovery followed through on its threat to "take appropriate action" against the NBA for rejecting its broadcasting rights offer. Variety reported on Friday that the media company sued the league in the New York State Supreme Court after the NBA turned down its bid to match Amazon's streaming package that kicks in starting in the 2025-26 season.
The conflict stems from Warner's belief that its current contract gives it the right to match any offer that would replace Warner's TNT as a home for NBA games (and the iconic Inside the NBA) in the upcoming deal. As for the league's stance, The Athletic reported that since the current agreements were signed when streaming was "on the horizon, but not part of the deals," the NBA disagrees with Warner's matching claim.
The lawsuit was expected as soon as the league announced its new broadcasting and streaming package, which also includes Disney (ABC and ESPN) and Comcast (NBC). The NBA reportedly told Warner it rejected its matching offer because it wanted to put all its games on its streaming se
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Whether you're camping or just want to nab reliable backup power for your home or business, a generator is a worthwhile investment.
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Security research firm Binarly reports that leaked cryptographic keys have compromised hardware from several major vendors in the PC industry, including Dell, Acer, Gigabyte, Supermicro, and even Intel. Eight percent of firmware images released in the last four years are compromised, with 22 untrusted keys discovered immediately.
And according to an Ars Technica post, "more than 200 device models" from these vendors are affected by one particular key that was posted to an open GitHub repository in late 2022.
Binarly is calling the exploit "PKfail." The meat and bones of the situation is that a lot of devices in both the consumer and B2B spaces are now vulnerable to attacks on the boot process. This is one of the most dangerous ways in which a computer can be compromised, though attacks do need to be particularly complex to succeed.
It's the kind of exploit that state-sponsored hackers love, because it's possible to target extreme
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From smart plugs to smart displays, thermostats and more, smart home tech can help simplify your daily routine, and these offers make it more affordable to upgrade.
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