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Microsoft calls out Chromebooks (literally) with $200 laptops
Laptop manufacturers have hopped on the Chromebook bandwagon in a big way, offering a variety of Google-powered laptops. And the cheaper devices have quickly…
It’s almost 3 years old, but Android 6.0 is still most popular update
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Q&A: Project Wingman dev on launch window, origins and more
In case you missed our original report, we stumbled upon the Project Wingman demo late last year, being a fantastic take on the Ace…
Expect two OLED iPhones, one LCD iPhone in 2018 – report
The iPhone X was undoubtedly the star iPhone of last year’s range, packing a high screen/body ratio and a gorgeous OLED screen from Samsung….
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SA’s own Genital Jousting leaves Steam Early Access [‘semi’ NSFW]
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World of Warships and JYDGE: this week’s top mobile games
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8+ mods that helped make flawed video games better
We live in a time where flawed video games can easily be fixed up with a patch or two (or three or four). But…
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