Tyler Graham
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Gears of War E-Day Review: Guns, Gore and Less Contemplation Than You Might Expect - CNET (opens the original)
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There’s a reason the Gears of War series has had two decades of staying power. When the original game was released in 2006, it premiered some of the most refined third-person cover shooting mechanics gamers had ever seen. It was fast-paced and gritty, but the burly bros that players spent the game with had heart, despite their penchant for ultraviolently dismembering mutant monstrosities. Gears instantly became a flagship brand for Microsoft’s gaming division, shifting from original developer Ep
MacBook Neo’s Next Competitor Is HP’s $700 OmniBook 5 - CNET (opens the original)
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When Apple’s budget MacBook was released in March, it was a solid bargain — the design incorporated the iPhone’s A18 Pro chip to tamp down the price and it shipped at $599. Factoring in the education discount, it was a nearly unbeatable deal for students. In the months since, the realities of RAMageddon and its impact on component supply chains have caused that starting price to creep higher, currently settling around $700. While the Neo is still far more affordable than most other computers rig
Florida Asks Judge to Stop OpenAI From Training New Models After Latest Incidents - CNET (opens the original)
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Florida’s attorney general is seeking an injunction to prevent OpenAI from developing more advanced large language models in the wake of a growing number of cybersecurity incidents caused by models in poorly contained test environments. The string of websites infiltrated or targeted by AI agents in test environments this year has grown in recent days to include sites run by the US government. The agents allegedly attempted to comb through websites operated by the US Departments of Education and
File a Claim in the $7.85M PlayStation Antitrust Settlement Before the Deadline. Here's How - CNET (opens the original)
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Sony has agreed to pay $7.85 million to settle allegations that it illegally locked PlayStation owners out of buying digital games anywhere but its own store. The lawsuit alleged Sony violated antitrust law by discontinuing game-specific vouchers that allowed digital game purchases through third-party retailers, effectively eliminating competition and leaving the PlayStation Store as the only viable option. Compensation is coming as PSN wallet credit rather than cash, with distribution expected
Samsung Is Fast-Tracking Galaxy Z TriFold 2 After iPhone Duo Reveal, According to Leaks - CNET (opens the original)
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Foldable phones have never exactly been a powerhouse segment of the handset market, despite being flashy pieces of technology – but when Apple enters the fray, public interest is sure to follow. Now that the iPhone Duo has been revealed, and following strong early sales for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Fold 8 Ultra, Samsung is looking to fast-track a competing device, according to known leaker Lanzuk. A successor to the Galaxy Z TriFold has reportedly been under development for months, with detaile
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