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Review: Book of Demons is an entertainingly casual lootfest set in a gorgeous papercraft world
by Lewis White
3 mins
Reviewed on PC Balancing the tones of cutesy papercraft aesthetics and horrifying demonic imagery can hardly be a simple task. Witnessing innocent humans being boiled alive in a cooking pot in a virtual form of card is a confusing...
Samsung announces updated Notebook 9 Pen with improved S pen, 8th gen Intel CPU and 15 hours of battery life
by Pradeep
3 hours
Samsung today announced the updated Notebook 9 Pen 2-in-1 PC with improved S Pen, latest Intel processors and much better battery life. The Notebook 9 Pen comes with an edge-to-edge diamond cut metal finish for a premium look and...
OneNote for Android beta introduces better support for RTL languages
by Surur
8 hours
As part of their regular monthly updates, Microsoft has updated OneNote for Android beta to version 16.0.11126.20059 with improved support for languages used by millions of users. Users who use Right-to-Left languages such as Heb...
After knocking in the nails, in latest move Microsoft starts lowering the Cortana coffin
by Surur
9 hours
We know that, like Windows Phone, Microsoft has more or less given up on Cortana, but the latest rumour makes the extent of the abandonment of Microsoft’s homegrown digital assistant clear. We already know Microsoft plans t...
Samsung’s Bixby voice assistant now supports 5 new languages
by Surur
11 hours
Samsung’s own digital assistant has been in the market for a while but unfortunately, is still new and amateur compared to seasoned players like Siri and Cortana. However, Samsung is working rapidly to fix its shortcomings...
Review: RollerCoaster Tycoon Adventures is a beautiful but bumpy ride coasting on lost potential
by Ash Worrall
11 hours
Reviewed on Nintendo Switch RollerCoaster Tycoon Adventures is a hypnotically beautiful experience. It’s laggy and jittery, the tutorials left me even more confused than when I started, the game simultaneously plays both in ...
Microsoft announces Clarity, a new analytics service that will offer insights about how customers use a websit...
by Pradeep
12 hours
Microsoft today announced Clarity, a new analytics service that will help you get insights about how customers use your website. This will help you in identifying areas of improvements and issues that you can address to increase e...
Google now allows you to make charitable donations from Play Store
by Pradeep
13 hours
Google today announced that Android users can now make charitable donations from Play Store. This feature is now rolling out to Android users in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Germany, Great Britain, France, Spain, Italy, Taiwan and In...
C’mon, Sony? PlayStation Classic easy to hack thanks to cryptography failure
by Ash Worrall
13 hours
The PlayStation Classic hasn’t even been out for 10 days and has already been easily cracked by hackers, according to a report from Ars Technica. Ars Technica say that ‘sloppy cryptography work’ on Sony’s p...
Microsoft is working on a consumer version of Microsoft 365
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Microsoft is working on a consumer counterpart to its Microsoft 365 Enterprise subscription for consumers. A job listing was spotted by Microsoft watcher Mary Jo Foley confirming the existence of a Microsoft 365 Consumer Subscrip...
PUBG abandons Xbox exclusivity for multiplatform release, but it still isn’t up to snuff on PS4
by Lewis White
13 hours
PUBG’s timed exclusivity on Microsoft’s Xbox One family of consoles is at an end. Now that the battle royale shooter is on PS4, has it improved at all? On launch, PUBG on Xbox One was in an absolute state. Those on th...
Firefox 65 beta lands with WebP support, simplified privacy controls and MSI support
13 hours
Firefox 65 has now rolled out to the Beta channel, and the firm is bringing support for the WebP Image format and better privacy features. The WebP image format is a relatively new one pioneered by Google to replace the .jpeg and ...
Opinion: Microsoft’s Chrome OS Killer? Windows Lite sounds like a tough sell
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Microsoft is reportedly working in a new stand of Windows. Windows Lite. This Windows SKU will not act like other versions of Windows in the past few years; it won’t run Windows 10 qua Windows 10. It will run the new Chromiu...
Facebook is expanding its life events functionality
15 hours
Facebook is working on improving its life events posts from today onwards. Facebook’s David Harris explained on Wednesday, “Life events on Facebook are a way to share, celebrate and come together around your most impo...
Concept image of tablet mode shows what Windows 10 has been missing
15 hours
With Windows 10 Microsoft added a dedicated ‘tablet mode’ which allowed users with tablets and convertibles to use Windows 10 in an optimised mode for them. That being said, tablet mode hasn’t been meaningfully i...
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Microsoft tests a new kind of header in the Windows 10 Settings app
15 hours
Microsoft is running an A/B test of a new header in the Windows 10 Settings app, as spotted by Windows Insider Florian B on Twitter. The new header adds the user’s name and profile photo with a shortcut to their Microsoft ...
Sunny Cove is Intel’s upcoming architecture for Core processors
by Pradeep
15 hours
Intel today announced that Sunny Cove will be its next gen architecture for Core processors. Skylake based on 14nm process was the last major architecture from Intel and since then we have not seen anything substantial from Intel....
Google is improving Chrome’s cast experience
16 hours
Google years ago built in support for its Cast API into Chrome so users could cast audio or video from any site either with Chromecasts, Google Home devices or other cast enabled receivers. The firm’s cast interface was alwa...
Apple’s News subscription service running into issues with publishers
16 hours
Apple has been planning to bring in a news subscription service for iOS and macOS users for months now, but the firm is having issues getting it off the ground as per a report from Bloomberg. The firm will be using technology a...