In less than two weeks time, you’ll be able to walk into an AT&T store and buy a Galaxy Fold for the eye-popping price of $1,980, or $66 a month for the…
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Snag a four-pack of our favorite Philips Hue white smart bulbs for their cheapest price yet
Smart bulbs help you automate and fine-tune your lighting situation, and today you can get a four-pack of our favorite white LED bulb, the Philips Hue White Ambiance A19, for $40 on…
First Look at Magic: The Gathering’s Powerful New Dragon God
IGN is excited to officially reveal three new cards from Magic: The Gathering’s upcoming War of the Spark set, all centered around the imposing and notorious Nicol Bolas. Watch the exclusive video…
Final Fantasy 15 Director is Working on First Ever Paralympic RPG
Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata and his studio JP Games will be creating the first ever official Paralympic video game, The Pegasus Dream Tour. Announced by the International Paralympic Committee (IPC),…
Anno 1800 review: An Industrial Revolution but not a design revolution
Bread and circuses. All we need are bread and circuses, to keep the populace complacent. And yet, try as I might, I cannot seem to produce enough bread to meet the demands…
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 3 Would’ve Focused on Ancient Sith
Obsidian had big plans for Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 3, and although the game never saw the light of day, one of its writers has given us a look…
Amazon’s storage sale brings deep discounts on external drives, SSDs, and microSD cards
If you’re running out of space on your PC, phone, or console, we’ve got you covered today. Amazon is running one of its famous one-day sales, and this one’s filled with SanDisk…
Killer’s AX 1650 network card taps Wi-Fi 6 for wireless gaming that doesn’t suck
Gamers may prefer wired connections to wireless ones, but Rivet Network’s new Killer AX 1650 network card just might convince some folks that it’s finally time to cut the cord. The Killer…
Best Bluetooth trackers: These tiny gadgets help find your lost stuff
We all lose things. Sometimes we’re in a rush—sometimes we’re just forgetful. Fortunately, you can lean on Bluetooth trackers to keep an eye on your things, and even help you recover them…
WiSA, the low-latency, wireless multi-channel audio standard is ready for take-off
WiSA is a wireless audio standard that promises hassle-free setup for up to 7.1-channel surround with latency as low as 2.6 millisecond, lag that’s barely perceptible to humans. Powered by WPeMatico