Paul Raker

I'm the exact target for a Nvidia Shield competitor from Valve ! I used the shield to stream games for quite some time before my steamdeck. While it still works fine, there are a lot of ads on the home menu, and no new model since 2019. Also, this could mean finally an update to Steamlink to get it more up to par with Moonlight.

I use android, and when I'm trying to listen to YouTube Music with headphones or in the car, it will just stop for no reason, and won't start again for minutes. I've tried downloading a bunch of playlists in case it's my data connection, but it just says it's downloading forever. Plus, when I'm listening with headphones, half the time it forgets I'm using headphones and switches back to playing out loud. It's basically unusable, and I don't understand why. I don't have these issues with Spotify or Pandora.

Rabbit and its R1 AI gadget are in hot water again, and this time it’s way more serious than just discovering their launcher could be installed as an Android app. A group of developers and researchers, known as Rabbitude, found hardcoded API keys in Rabbit’s codebase. This means sensitive information could easily fall into the wrong hands. These API keys allowed access to Rabbit’s accounts with third-party services like ElevenLabs for text-to-speech and, as confirmed by 404 Media, their SendGrid account for emails from the rabbit.tech domain. Rabbitude found that with these keys, they could access every response ever given by R1 devices using the ElevenLabs API. That’s a major security issue!

Excited to hear that Jeep finally has its own electric model for the US. Today, in New York City, the company unveiled the Wagoneer S, a premium two-row SUV with an estimated 300 miles of range and a lot of interesting design details and a massive 45-inch digital display across the dashboard. Anyone hear anything else?