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Slapping screens on absolutely everything is the most unnecessary hardware ‘must-have’ I’ve seen to date, and I’m not mad, I’m just disappointed

Andy Edser, Hardware writer (Image credit: Future) This month I’ve been testing: Two new mice at the same time—one of which is very heavy, one of which is very light. As a result, I now have one forearm bigger than the other. Stop writing your own punchlines, I beg of you. Hardware fashion trends, they…

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The AI industry’s latest curse on humanity is a fake ‘actress’ it wants to turn into ‘the next Scarlett Johansson’

Hey, want to see something horrible? Here’s AI actress Tilly Norwood—which is already more anthropomorphisation than I feel strictly comfortable with—in a comedy sketch called AI Commissioner. Wretched, right? But buckle up, because Tilly’s creators (via Variety) want to turn her into the next big thing. The homunculus-of-code-known-as-Tilly-Norwood is produced by a studio called Xicoia,…

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‘Much of the value creation in the semiconductor industry is occurring outside the EU’ says EU member states, and they want a fresh plan to claw some chips back

A new declaration from all 27 EU member states lays out an “urgent need” for a new and improved EU Chips Act. Essentially, Europe feels like it’s fallen behind in chip production and design, and it would like to see a concerted effort from the European Commission to regain ground. “To secure and strengthen our…

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Celebrating the first 30 Years of PlayStation 

Celebrating the first 30 Years of PlayStation 

This September marks three decades since PlayStation launched in North America and Europe, followed by additional regions. The global launch changed the landscape of popular culture forever. In celebration of this milestone, we’re excited to announce PlayStation: The First 30 Years, a new large-format photography book. View and download image Download the image close Close…

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Review: Trails In The Sky 1st Chapter – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition – A Comprehensive Update Of A Classic Series Opener

Happy Trails. Whether you’re a long-time fan or just curious, it’s natural to approach the release of a new JRPG with measured expectations. These games often build on rich lore and deep series history, rewarding those who enjoy exploring vast worlds and narratives. On the surface, Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter might seem like…

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