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Jurassic World Evolution 2 review – the closest we’re going to get to a real Jurassic Park

PC, PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One/Series X/S; Frontier DevelopmentsThough there are moments of bloody mayhem, the focus in this beautiful game is on wondrous natural history Like its hulking, tourist-gulping attractions, Jurassic World Evolution 2 has both a silly name and DNA that has been stitched together from several different animals to create something improbably beautiful. …

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Xbox at 20, in the words of the people who made its first games

Two decades on, developers for its original launch talk about creating games for Microsoft’s debut console Twenty years since the launch of the original Xbox, its manufacturer Microsoft remains the new kid on the block: no new competitor has entered the home games console field since. Before 2001, Sega and Nintendo were the main competitors …

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The executive suing Amazon Web Services: ‘I wouldn’t want my worst enemy working there’

Cindy Warner saw a promising career at the cloud computing company. What she found, she says, was ‘toxic’ When Cindy Warner joined Amazon Web Services in February 2020, she saw it as an opportunity to increase diversity and reshape the company’s strategy. She recalls how AWS “aggressively” recruited her, offering a quick path to higher …

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Facebook and Instagram gathering browsing data from under-18s, study says

Parent company Meta denies data being used to target young users with ads based on their browsing activity Facebook and Instagram are gathering data from under-18s by using software that tracks users’ web browsing activity, according to research. The platforms’ parent company had announced in July that it would allow advertisers to target young users …

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‘The unknown is scary’: why young women on social media are developing Tourette’s-like tics

Doctors have been surprised to see young adults developing tics and seizures that usually start in childhood. Social media has been blamed, but the reality is more complicated Michelle Wacek was a TikTok fan years ago, back when the video-sharing app was called Musical.ly. “I went on it for a laugh,” she says. “And then …

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Amazon to pay $500,000 fine for failing to notify workers of Covid cases

In a landmark US judgment, California official says the company failed to ‘adequately notify’ employees and local health agencies Amazon has agreed to pay a $500,000 fine and be monitored by California officials after the state’s attorney general said the company failed to “adequately notify” workers and health authorities about new Covid-19 cases. Amazon employs …

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Ban ads for cryptocurrencies at stations and on buses, TfL urged

Posters for unregulated meme coin in UK capital prompt calls for action Transport for London (TfL) has been urged to ban adverts for unregulated financial products after it ran a three-week poster campaign for a crypto token funded by an anonymous group. Posters for Floki, a so-called meme coin named after a dog owned by …

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iPhone 13 Pro Max review: Apple’s heavyweight super phone

Top-priced, big screen, two-day battery life and cracking cameras – but just too heavy to beat the best Apple’s latest super-sized smartphone is a beast in all directions, but is bigger really better? The iPhone 13 Pro Max is Apple’s most expensive smartphone, starting at £1,049 ($1,099/A$1,849) – at least £100 more than other models. …

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Leave no trace: how a teenage hacker lost himself online– podcast

Edwin Robbe had a troubled life, but found excitement and purpose by joining an audacious community of hackers. Then the real world caught up with his online activities. By Huib Modderkolk Continue reading… Edwin Robbe had a troubled life, but found excitement and purpose by joining an audacious community of hackers. Then the real world …

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