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06 Feb

How to set up Apple Pay on your iPhone (plus all other Apple devices)

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Apple Pay is one of the most popular digital payment services in the world, allowing users to buy stuff on iOS apps, the web and in real life. You can use it to pay with your iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad and Mac, and it's accepted by thousands upon thousands of retailers. The cool thing about Apple Pay is that it…

06 Feb

An Elden Ring mobile game is reportedly in the works at Tencent

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Tencent is in the midst of developing an Elden Ring game for mobile phones, according to Reuters. Apparently, if the Shenzhen-based tech company's plan pushes through, fans are getting a free-to-play title with in-app purchases, similar to the gacha game Genshin Impact. That's a complete departure from the original Elden Ring action RPG, which sells for $60 from the get-go…

06 Feb

Sony’s latest PS5 beta update gives DualSense controllers better audio

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The latest beta update for the PlayStation 5 will make it easier to hear what's going on in your game. Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) has announced the software update, which will enable DualSense and DualSense Edge wireless controllers to produce louder audio so that you can hear in-game sounds and audio chats more clearly. In addition to giving controllers the ability…

06 Feb

The Morning After: Meta Oversight Board says manipulated Biden video can stay on Facebook

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Meta’s Oversight Board wants the company to update its manipulated media policy, calling the current rules “incoherent.” This follows the board’s decision about a misleadingly edited video of President Joe Biden.The video featured footage from October 2022, when the president accompanied his granddaughter, who was voting in person for the first time. News footage shows him placing an “I voted”…

06 Feb

The latest Apple Pencil with USB-C charging falls to a new low

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Apple's latest Pencil with a USB-C charging port, which has only been available since November, is currently on sale for the lowest price we've seen yet. You can grab it at Amazon for $69, saving you $10 (13 percent) off the regular $79 price. The USB-C model is Apple's most budget-friendly pencil to date, priced at $20 less than the original…

06 Feb

Nintendo believes it’ll sell more Switch consoles than first thought

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At almost seven years old, the Nintendo Switch still has life left in it — so much so that Nintendo has upped its predicted sales figures for its current fiscal year. In its third-quarter earnings release, the company announced that it was increasing Switch's projected sales from 15 million to 15.5 million. The boost follows overall third-quarter net sales that…

06 Feb

Roblox adds real-time AI chat translation using its own language model

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Currently serving over 70 million daily active users, Roblox is still going strong since its September 2006 launch — almost 18 years ago. The development team is now taking one step further to boost the platform's massive community, by way of providing real-time AI chat translation to connect gamers around the world. According to CTO Daniel Sturman, his team needed…

06 Feb

What Is The BBCAgent App on Samsung Devices?

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Ever stumbled upon the BBCAgent app on your Samsung device and wondered what it's all about? You're not alone. This pre-installed application has left many Samsung users scratching their heads, trying to unravel its purpose and functionality. BBCAgent is a system app that plays a key role in the smooth operation of your Samsung device. It's a behind-the-scenes player, quietly…

06 Feb

Is It Safe to Delete AppData\Local\Temp Files

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Ever wondered if it's safe to delete AppData\Local\Temp on your computer? You're not alone. This common question has left many users scratching their heads, unsure of the potential consequences. AppData\Local\Temp is a folder that holds temporary files created by different applications on your system. It's often viewed as a space hogger, tempting you to clear it out and free up…

06 Feb

What Is D.O.C.P? How to Enable It in ASUS Motherboards

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You've likely heard the term D.O.C.P thrown around when discussing PC builds or overclocking. But what exactly does it mean? D.O.C.P, or Direct Over Clock Profile, is a feature found in ASUS motherboards that helps you get the most out of your memory modules. This technology is a godsend for those who want to maximize their PC's performance without getting…