Do you remember the classic series Magnum, P.I.? Honestly, I barely do, but it was an incredibly popular TV show that aired in the 80s, starring Tom Selleck. Now, Playmobil has released a set featuring Thomas Magnum and his iconic Ferrari 308 GTS Quattrovalvole. In addition to the car and a Magnum figure, the set […]
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Posted inGaming
WH40K: Rogue Trader will support co-op
Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader by Owlcat Games (known for the Pathfinder games) looks to be a fascinating strategy and role-playing game, described as the first CRPG set in the WH40K universe. The latest news is that we won’t have to venture through the adventure alone, as the game will feature co-op support on PC right […]
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First images of the Philips Hue Camera
Philips Hue is expected to soon launch its first smart home cameras, and now we have our first images of two out of the total four models that have been approved by the US regulatory authority FCC. In the pictures, we see the black version of the camera, but there will also be white models. […]
Posted inApple
Shazam on iOS receives new lock screen widgets
Apple-owned Shazam is now updating its music recognition app with a handy feature for those who often wonder about the music playing in their surroundings. The iOS app is getting two new lock screen widgets. The smaller widget variant simply lets users initiate a Shazam, and with the larger variant, you can also view the […]
Posted inGaming
Skins are now available for Xbox
Wrap your console in camouflage or Starfield. Microsoft has released what they call console wraps that allow you to change the appearance of your Xbox Series X console. The wraps are currently available in three different versions, two with camouflage patterns and one wrap inspired by the upcoming game Starfield. Microsoft discusses their new console […]
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8BitDo releases the Micro game controller
8BitDo, the company known for its game controllers, has now released a miniature game controller called the Micro. The controller’s dimensions are 72×40.7×14.1 mm and it weighs only 24.8 grams. The Micro can be used to play games on Nintendo Switch, Android, and Raspberry Pi. There’s also the option to remap the controller’s buttons to […]
Posted inTechnology
A glimpse of the World Robot Conference 2023
Here’s a short clip from the South China Morning Post during their visit to this year’s World Robot Conference in Beijing, where around 600 robots and other robotic technologies are being exhibited. The expo features a wide range of industrial robots as well as humanoid robots and companion robots with both two and four legs. […]
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Now you can read 300 years of background history for Starfield
It’s getting closer now. Bethesda’s Starfield is set to release on September 6th (September 1st with the Deluxe edition or higher), and if you want to dig into the game’s world, there’s some material available. A couple of weeks ago, a set of short animated clips were released, showing what life could be like in […]
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LG releases TV that fits in a suitcase
LG has now started selling its 27-inch portable screen, StanbyME Go. The LCD TV has a resolution of 1080p and is stored in a custom-made suitcase designed specifically for the TV. Inside, there’s also a battery that lasts for three hours and 20-watt speakers. Spontaneously, it feels like a perfect product for, for example, a […]
Posted inHome
Aqara releases new LED strip with Matter support
The Chinese smart home manufacturer Aqara is now launching its first LED strip. It uses Zigbee to communicate with hubs and supports Apple Home (including adaptive lighting), Amazon Alexa, and Google Home. The lighting can also be used with Matter as long as it’s used with a compatible hub, such as Aqara’s own Hub M2. […]
Posted inSmartphones
Pixel 8 appears to be getting magical eraser for sound
Google has been offering the “magical eraser” feature for images for a while now, where the phone automatically edits out or masks something in an image after you’ve selected the object. Now, this feature might be coming to the video editor on Pixel phones. In a leaked ad for the Pixel 8, we see how […]
Posted inComputer Software
Microsoft is rolling out an update that disables Cortana
Microsoft has now started to send out an update that simply removes the Cortana app from Windows 11. It was as long as three years ago that Microsoft also removed its Cortana apps for iOS and Android. If you try to launch Cortana on Windows 11, you will now be greeted with a message stating […]
Posted inCars
Cadillac unveils electric Escalade IQ
Cadillac is now introducing a new flagship SUV, and it’s the behemoth Escalade that is getting the electric treatment. It’s named the Escalade IQ, and no corners have been cut in its development. This massive vehicle features a 200 kWh battery pack, a range of up to 720 km, all-wheel drive, dual electric motors delivering […]
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Take-Two defends the price of Red Dead Redemption for PS4 and Switch
Contrary to what we had hoped for, there was no remaster or remake of Red Dead Redemption. Instead, the game was ported to Nintendo Switch and Playstation 4, and despite the game being 13 years old, it has been priced at $50, which can be considered quite steep. Someone who doesn’t agree with this is […]
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Google’s search engine gets a spelling correction feature
Google has implemented a new feature that can correct users’ spelling and grammar mistakes in texts. The feature is sometimes activated automatically, but if you want to ensure its use, you can add ‘grammar check’ after the entered text, as reported by Google9to5. The function utilizes artificial intelligence and appears to resemble the spell-check features […]
Posted inSpace
NASA has regained contact with Voyager 2
The U.S. space agency NASA announced the other day that they have reestablished communication with their spacecraft, Voyager 2, which is the second-farthest space probe from Earth ever. At the end of last month, NASA lost contact with Voyager 2 after an erroneous command was sent to the probe, causing its antennas to reorient. In […]
Posted inMobile Apps
Google introduces a new Fitbit app for Android
Fitbit is launching a new Fitbit app for Android, which will be released in the fall, but the app is now available for beta testing. The new app features an improved interface aimed at providing a better overall view of your health and well-being, focusing on the metrics that matter most to you. The app […]
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Just like that, Xbox players gain access to 1,300 retro games
Antstream Arcade has been released for Xbox One and Xbox Series consoles, offering a service that allows you to stream a retro library that currently includes 1,300 titles. It will cost you around $30 per year or $80 for a lifetime subscription. Among the supported formats, you’ll find Amiga, arcade, C64, SNES, and Mega Drive. […]
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Here is the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5
Today, Samsung launches the Galaxy Z Fold 5, which is the thinnest and lightest Samsung Galaxy Fold yet, thanks in large part to its ability to fold completely flat, similar to the new Z Flip 5. We find similar screens on both the inside and outside as before, with the external screen measuring 6.2 inches […]
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Samsung unveils Galaxy Z Flip 5
While many other phone manufacturers haven’t even launched their first foldable phone, Samsung is now on the fifth generation of its foldable phones, the Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Z Fold 5. As expected, there are no revolutionary changes, but the most significant improvements this year are definitely seen in the Z Flip 5, which […]
Posted inCyberSecurity
Microsoft makes some of its security tools free
Microsoft has announced that it will make certain security tools for their cloud services free, allowing their customers greater opportunities to analyze logs of activities within the services. Microsoft’s decision comes after hackers believed to be from China gained access to emails from U.S. agencies. The tools that Microsoft is now releasing for free were […]
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Game media shares their thoughts on Pikmin 4
Today, Pikmin 4 is released for the Nintendo Switch, but if you want to know if this game is for you or not, you might find answers in the video reviews here. In general, the ratings for the game appear to be quite high, and most seem to agree that this is the best Pikmin […]
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First Tesla Cybertruck has been built
On November 21, 2019, Cybertruck was unveiled by Elon Musk and the team at Tesla. I immediately wanted one, until I realized it was as big as a house. Since then, the project has been delayed numerous times, but yesterday the first Cybertruck rolled off the assembly line in Texas. The vehicle is a pre-production […]
Posted inSocial Media
Meta plans to offer an app store for Facebook
Meta plans to allow EU citizens to download apps directly from Facebook ads, hoping to compete with app stores from Apple and Google. The new type of ads is expected to start as a pilot project with a few Android app developers as early as later this year, according to The Verge. Meta hopes that […]
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Asus unveils Zenfone 10
Asus is back with another relatively compact Android phone in the form of the new Zenfone 10. The phone features a 5.9-inch AMOLED display with 144 Hz. Inside, it houses the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset, along with up to 16 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 512 GB of UFS 4.0 storage. This is […]
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Nanoleaf showcases lighting that syncs with the TV
Canadian company Nanoleaf has unveiled a range of new products during a live presentation, including a focus on entertainment with the 4D Screen Mirror & Lightstrip Kit, which was first showcased at CES earlier this year. The package consists of a light strip that, along with a camera, attempts to reflect the colors displayed on […]
Posted inAI
Google is testing AI for dubbing videos on YouTube
During last week’s VidCon conference in Los Angeles, YouTube announced that they have started testing AI technology to automatically dub uploaded videos on YouTube for creators who are interested in it. YouTube’s AI dubbing is based on technology developed under the Aloud project from Google’s incubator, Area 120. When Aloud was introduced last year, it […]
Posted inGeeky
The Thermonator is a fire-breathing robotic dog
An American company calling itself Throwflame has now come up with the brilliant idea of equipping a robotic dog with a flamethrower that they had previously developed. They call the robot the “Thermonator Flamebot 9000” and claim it to be the world’s first robotic dog with flamethrower capabilities. The robot, with the flamethrower attached, comes […]
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OnePlus working on a foldable phone
It appears that OnePlus will soon unveil its first foldable mobile phone. The company announced earlier this year that it planned to release a foldable phone, and now the master leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer (aka OnLeaks) has obtained some images claimed to be of this device. The upcoming foldable phone from OnePlus is said to be […]
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The beautiful trailer from the Swedish game studio impresses
“ARC Raiders,” which was announced at The Game Awards 2021, is a sci-fi third-person shooter where you encounter AI robot enemies and other players in the pursuit of the remaining resources. As a Raider, your task is to protect and fight for the survivors after they have relocated to the underground colony of Speranza, while […]