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Sony has confirmed the launch date and other details for the three new PlayStation Plus tiers it is launching, which will be available in the US from June 13. The new PlayStation Plus options are very similar to Xbox Game Pass, which gives players access to a collection of games that changes periodically and gives …

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Earlier this week, Google confirmed what we’ve long suspected: the Google Pixel Watch is coming later this fall. And while we got to know some of the details, the reveal was more of a teaser than a full-blown announcement. Some of that was to be expected, and of course the coming months will be full …

The Google Pixel Watch needs a good chip, but which? Read More »

Activision Blizzard employees have criticized the company’s diversity tool unveiled this weekend. Known as the Diversity Space Tool, it was launched in 2016 and has been in beta at mobile studio King. It is intended to increase the diversity of characters in games, but has been criticized for belittling diversity and reducing it to a …

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Google Maps was first released in February 2005, and over the past 17 years since its launch, updates have steadily expanded its range of features. Some are tools we rely on every day to get from point A to point B, while others are forgotten. But some of these secret features are incredibly useful, so …

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After insisting that Diablo Immortal will be a mobile exclusive for the past three years, Blizzard revealed last month that it was bluffing the entire time. The next installment in the infernal action RPG series is, in fact, coming to PC and will be out on both platforms next month. That’s exactly what fans wanted. …

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Bee Google I/Owe got a fresh and detailed look at Android 13. The sequel to Android 12 was first announced in February and is currently in beta (here is how to download it now† Google’s new operating system will be released to the public this fall with more Material You personalizations, more privacy and security …

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The best Chromebooks you can get today have come a long way since the early days. Chrome OS is no longer just a fancy browser running on a laptop. It has grown into Android and Linux and the platform is now much more capable than you might have thought. The second of these is especially …

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Is it new hardware, Android 13 or updates to all your favorite apps? Google I/O has come and gone, leaving us impatiently waiting for May. This year’s event was packed with announcements, from new hardware through 2023 and beyond to updates to some of your most used apps and services. Plus, we’ve finally taken a …

What were your favorite announcements at Google I/O? Read More »

Master mud Praydog has once again shown the major development studios how it’s done; this time by adding full 6DOF VR to both Resident Evil 7 (and its accompanying DLCs) and Resident Evil Village on PC. Not only that, these awesome mods also go a few steps beyond the official PSVR release of Resident Evil …

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At I/O 2022, Google announced that it will update more than 20 of its first-party large-screen apps as a sign of its commitment to the form factor. This will no doubt improve the experience for existing owners and is intended to encourage other developers to do the same. Here’s every Google app on Android that …

Every Google app getting Android tablet UI updates Read More »