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Razer Launches New Skins For MacBook, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X
Razer is launching custom skins for MacBook, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and other devices.
Mark Zuckerberg Seemingly Agrees to Fight Elon Musk in Cage Match
Mark Zuckerberg responds to Elon Musk's proposition to fight in the octagon and it seems like Meta's CEO is onboard.
New Tools and Options Found Within visionOS, Including Guest Mode and Shortcuts
With visonOS' first beta now in the wild, new details on menus and settings are emurging for Vision Pro.
Nanoleaf Announces New 4D Screen Mirror and Lightstrip Kit
Nanoleaf has revealed its 4D Screen Mirror & Lightstrip Kit, a new reactive lighting option for your living room.
How to Watch Today’s Nintendo Direct and What to Expect
Here's how to watch today's Nintendo Direct and what you can expect to see, including Pikmin 4.
Collision Conference to Remain in Toronto in 2024
Toronto will once again host Collision, the tech conference, in 2024, extending the initial three-year deal.
Trevor Noah Partners with Spotify on New Weekly Talk Show Podcast
Trevor Noah has inked a partnership with Spotify and is launching a new weekly talk show later this year.
Google Pixel 8 May Offer Up to 120Hz Refresh Rate, According to Display Spec Leaks
Display spec leaks have surfaced, claiming the Goolge Pixel 8 may offer up to 120Hz refresh rate and upgraded brightness.
iPhone 15 Expected to Receive Next-Gen Ultra Wideband Chip, Vision Pro Integration: Kuo
Apple is expected to introduce a next-gen Ultra Wideband chip to iPhone 15 in order to improve integration with Vision Pro.
Apple Original Film ‘Argylle’ to Get Theatrical Release Ahead of Apple TV+ Streaming
Apple Original Film 'Argylle' is coming to theatres on February 2nd, 2024 ahead of its Apple TV+ release.
Amazon’s Planned Acquisition of iRobot Passed by UK’s CMA
The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority has given Amazon the clear to move forward with its acquisition of iRobot.
$250 Million Lawsuit is Being Filed Against Twitter for Copyright Violations
A music publishing organization, representing 17 publishers, is suing Twitter for $250 million over copyright violations.