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Codenames Party is the latest addition to Netflix Games - Engadget (opens the original)
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The word association game introduces a new Party Mode for streaming subscribers. Netflix has been actively building out its roster of family-friendly and party games over the past year and a half. Today, the streamer got a notable new addition to its library with Codenames Party. As with the other titles in Netflix's party game collection, players can join the action by scanning a QR code and then playing via their mobile devices; no additional hardware or controllers are needed. The social game
There's now an official US government AI chatbot - Engadget (opens the original)
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The administration wants America.gov to be the main portal for federal services. The US government now has its own AI chatbot. America.gov is an interface for people to ask natural language questions about information and services from federal agencies. The chatbot's web page states that it "uses AI to get simple answers only from official government sources." While it currently is just a way to sort through openly available information, the platform is intended to offer users more actions next
Technics brings magnetic fluid drivers to new EAH-A1000 headphones - Engadget (opens the original)
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The tech should reduce audio distortion for these over-ear ANC cans. Technics has released the next generation of its flagship over-ear adaptive noise cancelling headphones with a new focus on low-distortion audio. The Panasonic-owned brand unveiled the EAH-A1000, which feature 40 mm magnetic fluid drivers. It's the brand's first use of the magnetic fluid tech in an over-ear headphone model. The drivers allow for movement while reducing the vibrations and distortions that can accompany large dri
California is banning public officials from making memecoins - Engadget (opens the original)
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The state has enacted several new rules around cryptocurrencies. California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed legislation aimed at restricting how elected leaders can leverage crypto for personal gain. The state's public officials are not permitted to issue memecoins, a form of cryptocurrency based on online jokes, trends or celebrities. The governor's office pointed to reports that about a million investors lost an alleged $3.8 billion on their purchases of the memecoin released by President Don
Nintendo wins $4.5 million from lawsuit over pirated Switch games - Engadget (opens the original)
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It's easy to win when the defendant is a no-show. Nintendo of America has been awarded $4.5 million in damages from a lawsuit brought by the company against an individual who allegedly sold pirated versions of Switch games. The target of the lawsuit was James Williams, known online by the handle Archbox and reportedly a moderator for the r/SwitchPirates Reddit community. The subreddit in question is still active, although Aftermath noted that Williams does not currently appear listed as a mod. N
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