Apple added a new iPhone Handoff feature to iOS 27 that allows you to switch between two iPhones while using the same phone number on each device. T-Mobile and Deutsche Telekom are the first carriers to offer iPhone Handoff, and Apple said Verizon and EE will add support later this year, but AT&T is noncommittal about the feature. A spokesperson for AT&T told CNET that the carrier sees "potential" in iPhone Handoff, but the company remains focused on "existing eSIM activation and transfer option...
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Spider-Man: The Animated Series writer John Semper will resolve the show's iconic season 5 cliffhanger in a new sequel comic from Marvel
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Leon Kennedy is Zach Cregger's choice of bodyguard: 'I would just bear hug myself around him'
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"There are still other characters that I know a bunch of people would love to see."
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"There are a lot of things on our list."
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Plus the best Lords of the End Times character to buy for Immortal Empires.
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My compliments to the chef.
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Blizzard has hinted at yet another core mechanic in Diablo 5 seemingly inspired by Diablo 2. Notably, the in-development action-RPG will tackle level-scaling differently from the way it's done in Diablo 4.
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Amazon has the first post-launch discounts on Apple's brand new Mac mini and Mac Studio, with up to $49 off select models. One of the best deals is on the M5 Max Mac Studio with 36GB RAM and a 512GB SSD, on sale for $2,449.99, down from $2,499.00. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with Amazon. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running. Regarding the Mac mini, you can get the 16GB RAM/256GB SSD Mac mini for $879.99, down ...
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I was never a good rogue.
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Don't let my historic dislike of chromatic aberration sway you.
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Asking the important questions.
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Former Halo leaders Bonnie Ross and Kiki Wolfkill have added their voices to the chorus of people wishing laid-off Halo Studios employees well after Microsoft's drastic downsizing of the studio yesterday.
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FPS games are back: Bodycam, Wardogs, and Escape from Tarkov. I ask Battlestate’s Nikita Buyanov why 2026 is the year of hardcore shooters.
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The Xbox bloodbath continues, with World's Edge losing almost half its staff as well as its upcoming project as part of the latest Xbox reorganization and layoff scheme
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Brad Bird's upcoming animated sci-fi detective story, Ray Gunn, gets its first trailer from Netflix.
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There’s no doubt that the headline for CONTROL Resonant belongs to the fact that it’s a true-blue melee-action game now. Where the original CONTROL centred on paranatural gunplay, a direct line of evolution from Remedy’s history with Max Payne and Quantum Break, its sequel brings us up-close and personal with the freakish threats this time […] The post CONTROL Resonant Is an Action Game… and an RPG, and a Superhero Game, and More Besides appeared first on XBOX Wire.
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Shift UP CEO Hyung-Tae Kim has spoken about the troubles faced during Stellar Blade's development, including doubts from investors about the game's ability to break even, and rapidly depleting funds to pay staff with.
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Yesterday's Xbox cuts saw organisational restructuring that moved Age of Empires studio World's Edge under Activision's control. The initial announcement did not specify whether the Age of Empire studio would lose any staff as part of this transition, but new information has emerged suggesting many members of the team have been let go.
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A new patent from Microsoft shows how they want to record your facial expressions, show them to an AI, and have it redesign the game you're playing. It's not only your face they want, but also any words you might be muttering, growls you might be making, or, dare I say, even purrs. The broader technology described in the patent is a process for game designers to prompt an AI to build out the narrative elements of a game, including objectives, sidequests, NPCs, dialogue, and items. Rather than st...
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New Diablo 4 patch notes solve some of the most broken bugs in Season 15, from absent Tristram boss fights to loot farming exploits.
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A new beta mod adds an entire region to BG3's Act 2, complete with new quests, items, and combat encounters
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ChatGPT and other chatbots are useful for a lot, but remember that what you type into them is not protected and could cause trouble later.
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Zidane and shurrup, EA FC's back. If you’ve been following the Odyssey-like epic (Homer’s, that is, not Mario’s or Abe’s) that is EA FC’s relationship with Nintendo consoles, you’ll know that we’ve been out of the rut for a few years now. After it emerged that the Switch version of FIFA 18 was essentially an updated port of FIFA 13, Nintendo players (and this reviewer) became increasingly dumbfounded as FIFA 19 to 23 were all basically the exact same game with no new modes or features.
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Apple is testing an iPhone setting for users in China that lets them add apps to a list that prevents them from accessing the device's motion sensors. Apple hasn't explicitly said what the setting is in response to, but Chinese apps sometimes show "shake-to-open" ads on launch, and they can be triggered by merely picking up an iPhone, walking, or going over a bump in a car, resulting in unwanted redirects. Users in China speculate this is why iOS 27.2 beta 2 includes the new "Restrict Motion Dat...
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Like your smaller and more unusual horror experiences? O.B.O.L is a new release that sees you coin flip for your life against a mysterious old man
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Apple has added podcast guides for select US landmarks within Maps, discussing their histories and lesser-known stories.
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Star Wars Zero Company, the XCOM-like turn-based tactics game from Bit Reactor, appears to have been a success, selling more than 1m copies, according to estimates from industry analyst Alinea Analytics.
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Replaceable lenses are the hot new feature for an action camera.
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It's me, I am the whale
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UK regulator is trying to introduce more search choices where Google has the tightest control: Android and Chrome.
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Campaign 3: Bells Hells delivered far more bangers than Critters will admit, including one of Matthew Mercer's favorite Critical Role moments ever.
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The company is expected to reveal its first-ever camera-free glasses.
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Pac-Man is doing sponcon... look how they've massacred my boy.
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It's $2,000 and it doesn't even read you a bedtime story.
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