Author: The Tech Guy

Tel Aviv, Israel, November 24th, 2025, CyberNewsWire Blast is introducing a new operating model for cloud security with a first-of-its-kind Preemptive Cloud Defense Platform, replacing reactive response with continuous prevention. Blast Security, a cybersecurity startup founded by industry veterans from Solebit (acquired by Mimecast) and elite IDF units, today announced its launch from stealth and a $10 million seed round co-led by 10D and MizMaa Ventures. Blast is redefining how organizations eliminate cloud risks using preventive guardrails to ensure environments remain secure by design. The company is already working with numerous global enterprises to secure their production environments, preventing cloud…

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Huawei has already announced that it’s making the Mate 80 series official on November 25, and ahead of that, today the company has continued teasing the devices with two videos. The first one, embedded below, is all about the Mate 80 Pro Max. The already revealed design is in full view. The phone will have great dust and water resistance, including resistance to water jets, as is made obvious by the video. The next teaser video is all about the cameras – specifically, their output, enabled by the processing pipeline which Huawei calls the second generation Red Maple imaging. The…

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Facebook Groups are getting more Reddit-like with newly added support for nicknames. The feature, which allows users to post under a custom username instead of their real name, provides an alternative to posting anonymously. With anonymous posting, users can share without the post being connected to their Facebook profile and real-life identity, but this approach also doesn’t allow other group members to get to know them or their personality, or to follow their updates over time. Image Credits:Facebook Meta says that nicknames will allow people to participate in groups more personally while maintaining privacy, particularly in groups where users want…

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Kaitlyn Cimino / Android AuthorityGoogle isn’t the best example of consistency, but you have to give the company fair credit for maintaining a consistent design language for its Pixel Watch lineup so far. The original Pixel Watch and its follow-ups in the form of Pixel Watch 2, Pixel Watch 3, and Pixel Watch 4 have retained the same overall design language that many have loved. But after four generations of using the same design, is it holding the Pixel Watch back? Would people be interested in a different look for the Pixel Watch? As it turns out, people really love…

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To see Earth from space is to be forever changed by the view. Since Alan Shepard became the first American to lay eyes on our home planet from above, countless NASA astronauts have described feeling awed by the astonishing sight and a profound shift in perspective that followed. This unique experience is known as the overview effect – a term coined in 1987 by space philosopher and author Frank White in a book of the same name. The phenomenon creates powerful changes in the way astronauts think about Earth and life and can be particularly strong for those who lived…

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Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Analogue 3D: Two-minute reviewThe Analogue 3D is finally here, and it’s one of the best retro games consoles available on the market. After multiple delays and what felt like a longer wait than those excruciating Christmas Eve sleeps as a kid, Analogue’s take on the iconic Nintendo 64 is in my hands, and I’ve been testing it thoroughly over the last couple of weeks.The Analogue 3D is a modern…

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I found myself in a bit of a predicament the other day: two of my favorite teams, the New York Yankees and the Penn State Nittany Lions, were playing at the same time. I knew I wanted to watch both games, but I wasn’t sure how I was going to do that on my TV. Should I turn on the radio for the Yankee game and have the TV going for Penn State? Should I prop up my laptop on my lap with one game and have the TV on with another? I could just have one of the games…

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Photo by AFPTV / AFP) (Photo by -/AFPTV/AFP via Getty Images The United Nations global climate summit, COP30, only delivered modest progress on its campaign to slow global warming. The unintentional symbolism, though, was extraordinary: on Thursday, the convention location itself had to be evacuated after a massive fire broke out. The event, hosted in Belém, Brazil at the threshold of the Amazon rainforest, was in its second to last day of proceedings when the flames prompted an evacuation, according to Heatmap. In a feat of cosmic irony, the “blue zone” — where only official delegates, journalists, and world leaders…

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When I went to JBL’s European launch for its soundbars in Copenhagen earlier this year, one thing stuck out that I couldn’t stop thinking about. All of its soundbars should be have a modular design. You’re probably reading this thinking, “what is this person babbling on about?” but stick with me and I think that you might agree. We live in an immersive world… sort of What soundbar manufacturers often do is set their designs for pricing levels or for the audience they’re attempting to attract. That often means that the cheapest model loses all the frills and features of…

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Detective shows are as prevalent as a sunrise in the modern era of television, and it’s easy to see why. General audiences are obsessed with the concept of crime, which is why chilling crime documentaries remain such a popular viewing choice on pretty much any streaming service you can think of. Naturally, lots of these detective shows are mainly about murder. After all, what could be a more compelling case to solve than the taking of someone’s life? I’ve been hooked on more than a few of these shows myself, particularly the more serialized murder mysteries that really build up…

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