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A new open-source tool named Arnis developed by Louis Erbkamm, streamlines the process of building accurate replicas of cities into Minecraft maps.

Apple has announced a special promotion granting free access to its streaming platform, Apple TV+, to all users from January 3 to January 5, 2025.

A recent survey by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) has revealed that reducing or eliminating debt is the foremost financial goal for Canadians.

The entire iPhone 17 series is believed to be getting support for Apple's ProMotion technology, according to supply chain materials.

LG has revealed its new UltraGear GX9 displays ahead of CES 2025, including the first bendable 5K2K OLED gaming monitor.

The federal government’s ArriveCan app, once a requirement for cross-border travellers during the pandemic, is now used by only 4% of travelers, according to new federal data. ArriveCan was originally designed to collect COVID-19 vaccination info and to also streamline border crossings. But the app saw a steep decline after the feds finally stopped requiring...

Development of the next James Bond movie is reportedly in limbo after a falling out between Amazon and franchise producer Barbara Broccoli

ChatGPT creator OpenAI plans to restructure into a for-profit organization, according to a blog post the company published on Thursday outlining the transition

Amazon’s Prime Video has shared its list of new shows and movies landing on the streaming service in January 2025. Highlights include This Is The Tom Green Documentary, along with the Canadian comedian’s newest comedy special, Tom Green: I Got A Mule! on January 28. If that’s now enough, the Amazon Original unscripted series, Tom...

Warner Bros. has announced a major reshuffling of its release schedule, with the highly anticipated sequel to The Batman now delayed to 2027.

The video game industry is grappling with a complex and costly dilemma—pursuing hyperrealistic graphics while facing diminishing financial returns.

Recent research has uncovered that smartwatch wristbands, particularly those made from fluoroelastomers, may contain significant levels of "forever chemicals."