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Shawn(Sharn) Knight

Shawn(Sharn) Knight

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Senior Editor, TechSpot

United States

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Startup Culture , Tech

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Total articles 7036

  • Bethesda offers fans a chance to own a part of Elder Scrolls Online history

    By Shawn(Sharn) Knight Verified| TechSpot Verified What just happened? Bethesda is offering a rare opportunity to own a unique piece of online gaming history. In celebration of the 10th anniversary of The Elder Scrolls Online, the Rockville, Maryland-based publisher is selling pieces from original servers that hosted the game. The Elder Scrolls Online launched in 2014, so technically this 10th anniversary keepsake is a bit behind schedule – but as they say, better late than never.

    By Shawn(Sharn) Knight Verified · TechSpot

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • EU provides burner phones to officials traveling to US amid espionage concerns

    By Shawn(Sharn) Knight Verified| TechSpot Verified In a nutshell: The European Commission is supplying staffers bound for the US on official business with burner phones and basic laptops. The security measure, which is common practice for staff members visiting regions like Russia or China where electronic surveillance is anticipated, is meant to thwart espionage attempts.

    By Shawn(Sharn) Knight Verified · TechSpot

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Android phones will auto-reboot after 3 days of inactivity

    By Shawn(Sharn) Knight Verified, Frustrating criminals| TechSpot Verified In brief: Google is borrowing a page from Apple's playbook. The tech giant is rolling out a new security feature that will automatically restart a device that has been locked and inactive for three consecutive days. Apple introduced a similar feature dubbed inactivity reboot with iOS 18.1 near the end of 2024. After a few days of inactivity, an iPhone equipped with the feature will automatically reboot itself.

    By Shawn(Sharn) Knight Verified, Frustrating criminals · TechSpot

    Apr. 16, 2025

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