Double Fine's first post-Xbox title, first-person Soulslikes and other new indie games worth checking out
There were a host of indie game showcases this week, so we're dig into some of the best announcements from them.
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If memory shortages last, tech companies should offer cheap battery replacements
If a company like Apple could offer $29 batteries before, it can do so again.
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Technics EAH-A1000 review: Superior sound and excellent ANC in a premium package
Technics’ flagship over-ear wireless headphones are light on compromises, but enter a competitive market.
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Tesla's redesigned Roadster has a cold-gas thruster option, but you'll need $250,000 just to reserve it
Tesla has finally unveiled the next-generation Roadster.
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Alexa Tablet 12 Pro review: Amazon's premium tablet gets almost everything right
This tablet is a great value, even if Android apps still aren't great on a big screen.
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Some router symbols are obvious, while others take a bit of work to decipher. Their lights can vary, too.
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How to use Google's SynthID AI detection website
It's a simple way to check whether an image has been created or manipulated, with a few caveats.
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An Xbox Series X can now run PlayStation 5 games, but there’s a catch
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It's a trade-off between download speeds and data caps.
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A gateway pulls double duty, but a modem and router combo can give you a lot more flexibility and power.
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Apple's image generation tool got some noteworthy updates this fall.
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After five years, Inscryption is finally coming to mobile
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TikTok reportedly banned ads for Musk documentary before its wider US release
The platform attributed the decision to “political content that goes against its policy.”
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While the Roku remote doesn't have confusing colors or weird symbols, the star button can confuse some folks at first.
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From the Royole FlexPai to the iPhone Duo: How the modern foldable phone has evolved
Apple's iPhone Duo likely forecasts a shift in the market toward foldables becoming more common. But it took a while to get here.
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For the most reliable performance, round Ethernet cables are generally superior.
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The reason your Amazon Alexa devices are always listening
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Windows 11 can connect to your phone to make calls, letting you manage them in one place instead of picking up your phone.
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External hard drives are sensitive, and what seems like a minor drop can cause major damage that should be checked by a professional.
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Why are internet upload speeds so much slower than download speeds?
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