It is best if there is a limit in the power of the blockchain. Following the recent rise of NFT news (and millions are being made), we have another financial side. Ubisoft’s attempt to sell NFTs built into its Ghost Recon game series . The gaming company set up its own Quartz NFT platform to generate game revenue.
Unfortunately, it appears that Quartz has sold only 15 NFTs aa Ghost Recon Breakpoint gun skin like yesterday, according to Euro games. As of yesterday, it looks like it has sold two more M4A1 smartphones and one pair of Wolf Enhance # 76 pants for 18 people. But Ubisoft seems to have made almost somewhere north of 3,000 NFTs, total. As many will know, Breakpoint it does not have the sleek design – and it is not Ubisoft’s largest asset – which makes it an odd choice to abandon Ubisoft’s NFT experiments.
In another case, CES is facing an Omicron threat, and many companies are abandoning the original January version. will no longer be involved in the show, citing the spread of the latest versions of COVID-19. The Engadget Group is no longer involved in the show , but our remote coverage will still ensure that you hear anything recognizable from the Las Vegas technical exhibition.
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Look confused at LG’s DualUp Monitor
Don’t stop, somehow better?
I think the epidemic has greatly contributed to LG’s water release. Along with its unusual TVs, the company has unveiled a new lighting feature "Square Double QHD", two screens illuminated over each other.
Twitter billionaire founder Jack Dorsey complains about Web3 on Twitter
It is these VCs.
CEO Jack Dorsey took to Twitter to warn blockchain enthusiasts how Web3 was already selected by investors. “You are not the owner of ‘web3,'” he said, “their VCs and LPs live. They will not run away from their promotions. which engages in blockchain technology.
‘The Matrix Resurrections’ is good, but not for everyone
Another way to divide the Matrix?
There are some minor spoilers inside, so I never read the comments of Senior Editor Devindra Hardawar The Resurrection of the Matrix. However, I am sure many of you are fascinated by how the film went. US readers signed up : You can watch indoors without going to the theater.
The investigator cheated the COVID-19 home test to give false results
The error has been fixed, but it still shows the potential for fraud.
F-Secure investigator Ken Gannon found a security issue on Ellume’s nose-to-nose test that allowed him to reverse the allegations. The threat was huge, yet confusing. It is now packed with patches.
Gannon used an Android rooted device to track the Bluetooth traffic route Ellume sends to the company’s mobile app. The researcher showed the number of vehicles used to display the test results and to record notes to adjust the results. F-Secure Marketing Manager Alexandra Rinehimer was able to trick Azova, a company that offers US entrance exams.
