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Consumers buying new TVs for World Cup set to create record Prime Day

Despite cost-of-living concerns, online spending on the four-day event – which runs from June 23 to June 26 – is forecast to rise 7.9% on last year.

The Independent UK

Gears of War: E-Day brings back a feature the series hasn't supported in over 10 years, and The Coalition says making it work was "a huge investment"

The Coalition explains why now was the right time to bring back four-player co-op to the mainline Gears of War series

GamesRadar

Shigeru Miyamoto decided Zelda dungeons aren't "really that much fun" while making Ocarina of Time, but they're what I'm looking forward to in the remake

"I don't think those are very appropriate to a 3D game"

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Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro review: Ideal all-rounders for Samsung fans

Samsung's best-ever earbuds are super-comfortable and up the noise-cancelling ante against a field of very valid competitors

RPG veteran Josh Sawyer says sometimes game designers "go overboard in removing friction"

But that's not what happened with Neverwinter Nights 2

GamesRadar

99% of CEOs Expect AI Layoffs by 2028: Suze Orman Issues Blunt Warning to 'Invisible' Workers

A Mercer survey reveals 99% of CEOs expect AI to reduce headcount within two years, sparking anxiety among workers about job security and the future of entry-level roles.

International Business Times UK

Love, loneliness and robots: AI prompts new questions around human connection

VivaTech turned ten this year and Europe's biggest tech showcase has never been louder, shinier, or more crowded. But walking the show floors, France 24 tech reporters Charlotte Lam and Peter O'Brien were drawn to one topic: not about productivity or performance, but about companionship and how the booming AI…

France 24

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Thirsty and power hungry: Australia is in the middle of a datacentre boom – but are they good for the economy?

They’re a key part of the digital and AI economy but they come at a high environmental cost and offer few operational jobs

The Guardian - AU

Your next snack could keep your digital device safer and give you a break from doomscrolling - here's how

KitKat's new Break Mode wrapper doubles as a Faraday pouch

Mojang says that Minecraft Dungeons 2 has more overt "callbacks to vanilla Minecraft" than the last ARPG it released

With big changes to exploration and armor systems, Mojang wants its ARPG to be a better expression of regular Minecraft

GamesRadar

The Lidl logo is forever ruined for me thanks to this weird internet conspiracy

Apparently, a mysterious beast lurks in the wordmark.

Creative Bloq

The Rogue V4 shows Razer growing up: a backpack that balances durability, comfort, and style without leaning on loud gamer aesthetics

I thought a $110 bag was a bit ridiculous. Then Razer’s hyper-engineered Rogue V4 converted me.

Windows Central

Halo: Campaign Evolved is shaping up to be something special, but I can’t shake the feeling that key features are being left behind

Despite gorgeous Unreal Engine 5 visuals, Halo: Campaign Evolved drops iconic features like scoring and community tools with no post-launch updates planned.

Windows Central

Active Reload may be an "iconic" Gears of War feature, but that isn't going to stop The Coalition from making changes to it for E-Day

The Coalition ripped Gears of War down to the studs, and it's building it back up with some big new ideas

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I played Control Resonant, and it's turned New York into something I've never seen in a game before

It's because of the art team's one golden design rule.

Looks like a deck of cards, but offers 70 titanium pocketable tools – this multitool set is on another level

Gadget On's TitanSnap multitool packs up to 100 functions into five magnetic titanium cards

Windows Central

Microsoft buried its best Surface hardware in years through a quiet series of press releases

By quietly announcing six Surface devices through a trickle of press releases, Microsoft starved its innovative new PCs of any buzz.

Windows Central

Subscription gaming is inching toward a world where players own nothing at all

Anti-piracy DRM solutions like Denuvo don't do a great job at stopping illegal sharing, and the gaming industry is surely looking at alternatives. Rather than technological, I think the answer is contractual. I break down the history of game piracy and where I think it's headed next.

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“Our goal is simple”: Xbox unveils major push to simplify Unreal Engine development

Xbox launches new Unreal Engine 5.8 plugins to strip away development friction and pave the way for Project Helix.

Tom’s Hardware

Dramatically redesigned GMKtec EVO-X3 shown bearing Lisa Su’s signature of approval — flagship AI mini PC workstation is built around AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ 395 'Strix Halo' processor, again

GMKtec's dramatically redesigned EVO-X3 'Strix Halo' Mini PC gets Lisa Su’s signature of approval.

GamesRadar

"Launching on PS5 effectively makes this our second launch": Obsidian legend Chris Parker talks Grounded 2 and its massive Into the Abyss update

Summer Preview | Grounded 2 reaches its next major milestone this August, with the "largest content update" yet and a release on PS5

Creative Bloq

What's going to be big at Cannes Lions this year?

The way we view creativity is changing.

Tom’s Hardware

Samsung and SK hynix bonuses for chip workers flagged as a national inflation risk — Bank of Korea projects full-year inflation significantly above its 2% target

The Bank of Korea has named performance bonuses at Samsung Electronics and SK hynix as a risk to the country's inflationary stability.

Android Central

Android 17 is off to a rough start with new Pixel touchscreen complaints

Android 17 is giving some Pixel phones serious touchscreen problems, and until Google rolls out a fix, users may want to hold off on updating.

Tom’s Hardware

Telehealth doctor treats patients using Razer Naga gaming mouse — 12-button MMO thumb grid simplifies medical workflow, automates medical scripting

Dr. James Ries says that his Razer Naga V2 MMO gaming mouse helps him treat patients by keeping relevant medical responses at his fingertips.

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