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Steam now confirms you're buying a license, not a game — here’s why that sucks

Recently passed U.S. law has finally forced Valve's hand on its approach to digital ownership rights on Steam.

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LG Smart TVs just got an upgrade that you might not like

Say hello to a new and potentially unwanted TV feature: pre-screensaver full-screen ads

Meta’s “camerabuds” could put AI and cameras in your ears

Meta reportedly wants to make smart glasses for your ears

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Qualcomm CEO on the impact of the new Chrome browser for Windows on ARM

Google's new version of Chrome will benefit users with a Windows laptop equipped with a Snapdragon chip, making the upcoming Snapdragon X Elite laptops even more desirable.

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The Galaxy S24's AI-powered camera features are playing nice with third-party apps

Samsung joined forces with Instagram and Snapchat, letting you use the Galaxy S24's AI camera tricks right from those apps now.

Android Central

Early Apple Vision Pro testers complain about the headset's weight

It may be too late for Apple to address the possible weight problem for the US, but it may have enough time for the international roll-out

TechRadar

Here's what it's like to wear Apple's Vision Pro - and when you can get it outside the US

Reviewers have been given early access to the headset and their first impressions are mixed

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Amazon’s Q2 Earnings Awaited Amidst Concerns Of High Turnover Rate

Investors eye Amazon's financial performance as the company faces potential challenges due to its industry-leading turnover rate.

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Upgraded Microsoft Hololens is on the way, but the US Army will get it first

Bulky, nauseating Microsoft Hololens devices are being replaced by slimmer and lighter models ready for US Army testing.

TechRadar

Student Seeking Musk’s Support Faces Suspensions On Threads And Instagram

ElonJet's Twitter ban leads college student to Threads, but Meta's Instagram and Threads also suspend the account

Zenger

Silent Hill 2 remake studio Bloober Team says it's finished with 'psychological horror' games, it's 'mass-market horror' from here on out

The Layers of Fear remake was the studio's last psychological horror outing.

PC Gamer

The BlackBerry movie is amazing, but you'll have to wait to stream it

The reviews are unanimous: this is a must-watch. It should come to Hulu and possibly Disney+ later this year but it's in cinemas now

Google rolling out a fix for recent Pixel battery drain issue

User reports have surfaced regarding annoying overheating and battery drain problems for several Pixel devices.

Android Central

Google Pixel owners say devices are overheating due to this one app [Update: Google responds]

An update to the Google app on Pixel phones appears to be causing severe heat and battery issues for users, with some unable to stop the problem even after resets and reinstallations.

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Twitter's free API is gone and apps are breaking as a result

Twitter appears to have called time on its free API and it's caused a lot of apps to break.

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Lucid Air Dream Edition: Is It The Ultimate Luxury Performance EV?

Lucid is one of a few EV startups finding early success. While it's struggling with cost and production, its Air sedan is a testament to what lies ahead.

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