Microsoft’s support for Windows 10 officially ends on October 14th, 2025, although there are ways to use Windows 10 a little while longer. With extended security updates (ESU), you can receive a year of extra updates that’ll keep you protected while you weigh your options. There are risks to continuing use of your Windows 10 PC after end of support …
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U.S. Xbox fans hit with another hardware price hike just four months after the last increase
Xbox consoles are about to become more expensive in the United States. Again. The hike comes just months after Microsoft raised prices of its products in May, when the Xbox Series S and X increased by between $80 and $130, depending on the spec. While May’s cost hike was felt across the world, this time the increase is limited to …
Read More »Scientists have worked out why some people invert video game controls, so which side is correct?
When you push the right controller stick forwards, do you expect a game camera to move up or down? Whether players use “normal” or “inverted” camera controls has long been a point of debate. Now, though, it’s part of a scientific study. As reported by The Guardian, Dr Jennifer Corbett and Dr Jaap Munneke at Brunel University London initiated a …
Read More »Google turns Chrome into an AI browser with Gemini integration – TechSpot
Google turns Chrome into an AI browser with Gemini integration TechSpot Go behind the browser with Chrome’s new AI features The Keyword Google adds Gemini to Chrome for all users in push to bolster AI search CNBC Google adds Gemini to Chrome browser after avoiding antitrust breakup Reuters Google announces massive expansion of AI features in Chrome Ars Technica Source link
Read More »My quest for the perfect Pixelsnap accessory has ended
Google Pixel phones are renowned for their cameras, and one of the best new features of the Pixel 10 series is the MagSafe-compatible Pixelsnap system on the back. That’s why I’m in love with this 3-in-1 magnetic camera grip from KraftGeek. The grip magnetically attaches to the back of your Google Pixel 10 (any model) and makes your smartphone suddenly …
Read More »Nintendo argues mods don’t count as proper games as Pokémon v. Palworld lawsuit continues
Nintendo has argued mods shouldn’t be recognised as “prior art”, and therefore are irrelevant to its ongoing lawsuit with Palworld creator Pocketpair. As part of its defence against alleged copyright infringement of the Pokémon games, Pocketpair has pointed to mods as an example of prior art that would invalidate Nintendo’s patent claims. Specifically, it highlighted the Pocket Souls Pokémon mod …
Read More »Subnautica 2 Lawsuit Gets Muddled As Justification For Firing Studio Founders Is Changed
Subnautica 2 has been upstaged this summer by a bitter fight between publisher Krafton and the former leadership team at the game’s studio, Unknown Worlds. Charlie Cleveland and Max McGuire, as well as CEO Ted Gill were forced out of the studio, and they subsequently filed a lawsuit against Krafton that contends the latter is attempting to avoid paying them …
Read More »iPhone Air bend test affirms Apple’s claim of most durable iPhone ever, front glass scratch resistance also impresses
Ever since Apple unveiled the iPhone Air, calling it its most durable iPhone ever, it feels like all of the Apple YouTube community has been waiting to see the JerryRigEverything hands-on test. Sure, enough, he delivered. And the iPhone Air held up to Apple’s claims. Despite using all his force, the iPhone Air would not break from bending; the phone …
Read More »Apple Clears Out Mac Mini M4 Stock, It Costs 3x Less Than a MacBook Pro Model
If you’ve still got an old clunky tower sitting under your desk, the time has probably come to move on. The Mac mini with Apple’s latest M4 chip is exactly what most people dream of for their home setup: elegant, discreet, and ridiculously powerful for its size. It’s the newest one in the line, and the 256GB model at an …
Read More »OpenAI taps Apple supplier to make AI device, the Information reports – Reuters
OpenAI taps Apple supplier to make AI device, the Information reports Reuters OpenAI Raids Apple for Hardware Talent, Manufacturing Partners The Information OpenAI might be developing a smart speaker, glasses, voice recorder, and a pin The Verge OpenAI is reportedly poaching Apple talent to build its first consumer hardware device — could potentially be a smart speaker Tom’s Hardware OpenAI’s 1st hardware device may …
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