I’m a sucker for a retro aesthetic, which is why I was immediately drawn to Panzer Paladin the first time I laid eyes on it at PAX East 2019. Now, there’s no…
Month: July 2020
Xbox Games Showcase: How to Watch and What We Might See
The time is almost here. Later this week, we’ll finally get a look at some first-party Xbox Series X games at the Xbox Games Showcase. General Manager of Xbox Marketing at Microsoft,…
How to Solve Paper Mario’s House of Riddles
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Rocket League Will Become Free-To-Play in Summer 2020
Rocket League, the car-based soccer game that has seen over 75 million players since its launch in 2015, will be going free-to-play in Summer 2020, and anyone who plays the game before…
The OnePlus Buds look, sound, and act like AirPods for a fraction of the price
If you’ve been longing for a pair of AirPods but don’t want to drop quite so much on a pair of earbuds, OnePlus may have the answer to your dilemma. Meet the…
You can finally stream Netflix on a Google Nest Hub or Hub Max smart display
The Google Nest Hub and Nest Hub Max just became the first smart displays to support Netflix streaming. Powered by WPeMatico
Microsoft’s data loss prevention tools may begin snooping around your PC
Most workers wouldn’t even think about emailing a confidential planning document outside of the company. Microsoft’s new Endpoint Data Loss Prevention service might flag you for a chat with your IT department…
Microsoft Teams adds its own apps as Microsoft Lists nears completion
On Tuesday, Microsoft continued its drumbeat of enhancements to Microsoft Teams and its other collaborative apps, announcing new features and readying others for deployment into preview or other modes. Microsoft’s announcements were…
LG one-ups OnePlus with the U.S. launch of the mid-range 5G Velvet
For the past few months U.S.-based LG fans have looked on with envy as the rest of the world was able to get their hands on the Velvet, a 5G-powered phone with…
A Total War Saga: Troy Puts You Right in the Middle of the (Very) Ancient Past
When I say “Ancient Greece”, you’re probably imagining strident white columns holding up ornate frescoes of mythological figures, fronting a magnificent temple that overlooks a bustling harbor or market. You might be…